
Trump’s Tariff Games Distract from America’s Real Problems
Donald Trump’s erratic tariff policies distract from deeper issues within the U.S.—structural decay and weakening institutions. When the real crises emerge, will America be ready to respond?
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Donald Trump’s erratic tariff policies distract from deeper issues within the U.S.—structural decay and weakening institutions. When the real crises emerge, will America be ready to respond?

Rising tariffs between the U.S. and China spark global concerns as experts weigh in on the future of diplomacy and the global economy.

China remains open to trade talks with the U.S. despite escalating tariffs, urging for equal dialogue and mutual respect to resolve differences.

Leading economists warn that aggressive US tariff policies may be pushing the nation closer to a recession, burdening American households and threatening economic growth.

China’s Ministry of Commerce accuses the U.S. of ‘weaponizing tariffs to irrational levels,’ pledging to take countermeasures if necessary.

California’s farmers are struggling as new tariffs disrupt global markets, leading to rising costs and shrinking export opportunities. The agricultural sector faces uncertainty and financial strain.

IMF warns that escalating trade wars could destabilize the global economy and depress stock markets, urging nations to cooperate to maintain stability.

The Trump administration threatens new tariffs on buyers of Venezuelan oil, re-imposing sanctions on Venezuela’s oil and gas industries amid rising tensions.

China clarifies that its chip tariffs apply only to US-made chips, sparing those produced in the Taiwan region and South Korea. The move impacts companies like Intel while favoring AMD and Nvidia.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariff policy imposes a 145% tariff on imports from the Chinese mainland, shaking up global trade. Expert insights on how this move could reshape the world economy.