The US president-elect has promised to withdraw from the world's largest free-trade agreement.
Donald Trump is not in office yet.
But he's already announced what he will do on his first day in the White House, withdraw the US from the long-awaited Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.
This was one of the main pledges he made during this year's bitterly fought presidential campaign.
The deal brings together some of the world's biggest economies, in the hopes of creating a single market.
But what happens if the US pulls out? Is he rewriting global trade rules? And is it a sign of increasing protectionism?
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