President Trump's sweeping tariffs on imports have sparked a global trade war, leading to fears of recession and rising inflation. Allies and rivals are threatening retaliation, intensifying market turbulence.
President Trump's recent announcement of sweeping tariffs on various countries has ignited a fierce debate over free trade. With the EU facing 20% tariffs and China 34%, experts warn of a significant shift in the global economic landscape.
The White House is considering a dramatic 20% tariff on most imports, potentially plunging the U.S. into recession. Will Trump's aggressive trade strategy save American jobs or harm the economy?
As Trump prepares to unveil new tariffs, global markets are on edge. Republican senators voice concerns, warning that his strategy could spark a trade war with major partners like China and Canada.
President Trump is set to shake up global trade with new reciprocal tariffs, potentially causing chaos for businesses and altering relationships with allies and adversaries. As he claims to 'level the playing field,' the implications for the U.S. economy and international trade are profound.
In a surprising turn, President Trump expresses trust in Putin's intentions regarding a peace deal in Ukraine, despite previous criticisms. He warns Zelenskyy of potential consequences if he backs away from a minerals agreement.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is under pressure as he attempts to renegotiate a controversial minerals agreement with the US, raising concerns about Ukraine’s future in NATO and the EU.
President Trump cautions Ukrainian leader Zelenskiy against withdrawing from a crucial rare earth minerals deal, hinting at significant repercussions for Ukraine's future.
Analysts warn that Trump's proposed tariffs on countries buying Russian oil could significantly impact China and India, raising questions about international sanctions and oil markets.
In a bold move, Trump threatens to impose steep tariffs on Russian oil if Moscow hinders peace efforts in Ukraine. With tensions escalating, he calls for a ceasefire, warning of significant economic repercussions.
