South Koreans Fear U.S. Tariffs Will Hurt Trade Relations
South Koreans express concern over the U.S.’s new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, fearing it will harm their economy and strain global trade relations.
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Europe Stands Firm Against US Tariffs Amid Trade Tensions
European leaders stand united against US tariffs on steel and aluminum, emphasizing the importance of free trade over protectionism amid rising trade tensions.
Vietnamese Workers Voice Concerns Over US Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
Vietnam’s steel and aluminum workers express worries as the US imposes 25% tariffs on imports, fearing greater challenges under the new trade measures.
Global Leaders Criticize US Tariff Policies at Munich Conference
At the Munich Security Conference, global leaders criticized the US’s protectionist tariff policies, warning that such measures harm international cooperation and economic stability.
US Tariffs May Spike Housing Costs for American Homebuyers
US tariffs on imports may raise housing costs, impacting American consumers and first-time homebuyers, warn industry experts.
Mexico Responds to US Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Amid Trade Uncertainty
Mexico reacts to new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, seeking more regional investment amid trade uncertainties.
Brazil Seeks Dialogue as U.S. Tariffs Loom on Steel and Aluminum
Brazil seeks to avert U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum through dialogue, hoping to find a mutual solution to avoid economic impacts.
EU Gears Up to Counter US Tariffs, Raising Fears of Trade War
The European Union is preparing to retaliate as the United States plans new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking fears of a global trade war that could impact economies worldwide.
Why Tariffs Won’t Fix America’s Fentanyl Problem
Tariffs aren’t the solution to America’s fentanyl crisis. The root causes lie within domestic issues, and cooperation—not tariffs—is needed to tackle this growing epidemic.
US Abuse of Emergency Powers May Backfire Domestically and Internationally
The US administration’s new tariffs on China, citing fentanyl issues, may harm both the US and global economies, experts warn, emphasizing that unilateral actions could backfire.