
Trump’s “War Capitalism”: How Tariffs Fuel Global Tensions
Explore Trump’s “war capitalism”—a new era of tariffs reshaping global trade, risking recession and echoing 1930s protectionism in our interconnected world.
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Explore Trump’s “war capitalism”—a new era of tariffs reshaping global trade, risking recession and echoing 1930s protectionism in our interconnected world.
After 100 days of rising tariffs, U.S. farms face bankruptcy, factories close, and allies hedge. The Chinese mainland cuts duties for 43 least-developed countries, choosing bridges over walls.
New polls show President Trump’s 39% approval rating at 100 days—the lowest in more than seven decades—driven by economic and tariff concerns across global markets.
Nearly a century after the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act deepened the Great Depression, America risks repeating its costly tariff mistakes in today’s interconnected economy.
New data from the WTO and IMF warn that US tariffs could shrink trade flows, pushing America out of its global lead as imports and growth estimates are revised down.
Tariff turmoil has unsettled trade and markets worldwide. We explore the missteps behind recent U.S. measures and how the Chinese mainland is plotting its next policy moves.
Tariff wars haven’t revived U.S. manufacturing: 90K factories lost since 1994, slow global growth ahead, and Americans question low‑pay factory roles.
The IMF warns that rising tariffs and market volatility could drive global public debt past 100% of GDP, with worst-case scenarios reaching record highs by 2027.
At a briefing, the Chinese mainland warns there are no winners in trade and tariff wars and urges the U.S. to negotiate with respect and equality.
Xi warns tariffs and trade wars undermine countries’ rights, hurt multilateral trade and global economy, and pledges China-Azerbaijan cooperation for a fair order.