President Donald Trump made his feelings clear during his UN address. In his first UNGA speech since his re-election, President Trump delivered a firm reaffirmation of his “America First” foreign policy, emphasizing national sovereignty, economic nationalism, and a recalibration of U.S. engagement with global institutions. Throughout the speech, Trump reiterated skepticism of multilateral agreements, framing them as disadvantageous to American workers and businesses. Trump also touched on trade imbalances, underscoring efforts to renegotiate deals to better protect American industries and jobs. Following his speech, Trump participated in several bilateral and multilateral meetings, including engagements with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Argentine President Javier Milei, and officials from the European Union.