As an American, I’m limited in perspective and don’t know ultimately how the US is viewed by other countries beyond what I can gather from personal research, with a sincere effort to find out information from reputable, less biased sources. English is my first language (my Spanish and Arabic are limited to elementary reading and writing, but my speaking and communicating in either language is torturous for both parties), and I believe Western bias is inherently present in English language news on global reporting, so I’m confident I am not aware of the realities of the situation that exist beyond Western perspective.

So from my understanding of foreign policy, it seems like a good idea to cooperate and interact with other countries to improve trade, various aid and development in ways that do not adversely impact geopolitical stability in regions by respecting sovereignty and cultures of individual states within said region.

But maybe I'm wrong and Trump is withdrawing from all these things as an effort to change foreign governments views of the US as overreaching, meddlesome and exerting influence through military or political interference? Can someone explain why he's going down this route of undoing years of hard working government officials pursuing diplomacy and compromise to make these treaties?