Global Allies Push Back Against Trump’s New Tariff Threats
U.S. tariff threats have drawn backlash from the EU, South Korea and Japan, sparking fresh talks and raising stakes in global trade ahead of the August 1 deadline.
TradeWar
Read More
China Warns No Winners in Trade or Tariff Wars
China’s foreign ministry warns there are no winners in trade or tariff wars following President Trump’s delayed August 1 tariff threat.
US Tariff Threats Ignite Global Jitters as Negotiations Stall
The US warning of 25-40% tariffs on imports from 14 nations has stalled trade talks and rattled markets as leaders race to avert a wider conflict.
Trump to Impose 25% Tariffs on Japan and South Korea
President Trump announced 25% tariffs on imports from Japan and the Republic of Korea starting August 1, a move set to reshape global supply chains and consumer prices.
China pushes back at Trump’s 10% tariff threat on BRICS
China pushes back at Trump’s threat of an extra 10% tariff on BRICS nations, stressing openness and warning that there are no winners in tariff wars.
How Trump’s Tariffs Are Shaking Global Markets
Explore how Trump’s tariffs have reshaped global markets, fueling volatility and prompting new trade strategies. See the economic data and expert insights.
Unearthed Tomb of King Kaolie: Ancient Lessons for Modern Trade Wars
A newly confirmed tomb in Anhui Province reveals King Kaolie of Chu’s legacy from the Warring States Period, offering modern insights into information wars and trade conflicts.
Trump Halts All Trade Talks with Canada over Digital Services Tax
President Trump has terminated all trade talks with Canada over its new digital services tax on U.S. tech firms, warning of tariffs within a week.
Tariffs Take Toll: How the U.S.-Canada Trade Clash Affects All of Us
Explore how tariffs between the U.S. and Canada are reshaping industries, prices, and diplomatic ties in this clear breakdown of the trade war’s impacts.
Why the U.S. Tariff War Is a Lose-Lose
Explore why America’s ‘America First’ trade war isolates allies and risks another lose-lose cycle, from tariffs to stalled peace deals.