In a fiery return to the United Nations, Donald Trump criticized the global organization, labeling it as ineffective and corrupt. His call for countries to close their borders and expel foreigners reflects a growing trend of nationalism that could reshape international relations. This speech matters because it highlights the tension between global cooperation and national sovereignty, raising questions about the future of international diplomacy.

In a fiery address at the annual U.N. gathering, President Trump criticized the organization for its ineffectiveness in resolving long-standing global conflicts. He expressed frustration over the U.N.'s inability to function properly, even joking about its malfunctioning equipment. This speech matters as it highlights the growing tensions between the U.S. and international bodies, raising questions about America's commitment to global cooperation and the future of diplomatic relations.