Christophe Aguiton, a key figure in the French organization ATTAC and a prominent advocate in the international anti-globalization movement of the 2000s, spoke to Dnews.gr and journalist Yannis Albanishis about the far-reaching impact of the Trump era on globalization, peace, and democracy. Drawing from his extensive expertise on social movements and the interplay between technology and society, Aguiton provided a nuanced analysis of the evolving global landscape and the challenges it presents. The Decline of Neoliberal Globalization Aguiton partially agreed with economist Branko Milanovic's claim that Donald Trump's presidency marked the end of neoliberal globalization. He observed the global rise of far-right movements, though he refrained from labeling them fascist, distinguishing today's far-right from the interwar period's fascism, which aggressively targeted workers' movements and communists. Instead, he described the phenomenon...