As President Joe Biden prepares for what may be his final foreign diplomacy trips, he is set to attend the G20 summit in Brazil and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Peru, where he will meet with global leaders including China's Xi Jinping. The G20 summit will focus on critical topics such as global poverty, sustainable energy, and reforming international institutions, while Biden is expected to advocate for workers' rights and clean economic growth. Concurrently, he will engage in trilateral discussions with Japanese and South Korean leaders to strengthen cooperation amidst rising tensions with China and North Korea. Biden's administration is also racing to secure his legacy by distributing funds from major infrastructure and climate laws before the transition to a Trump administration, which promises to reverse many of his policies. Analysts express concern over the waning U.S. influence in Latin America as China expands its presence, and the upcoming political transition raises uncertainty about future U.S. foreign policy. The G20 may serve as a platform for Biden to bid farewell, as leaders reflect on his tenure while anticipating the implications of Trump's return to power.