March of Madness
Joe Biden has announced significant tariffs on Chinese products, aiming to maintain U.S. economic leadership and counter China's dominance in critical sectors.
Tariffs: 'The European Union has the tools to respond to the new barrage from Trump'
French Minister of Commerce, Nicolas Forissier, urges EU countries to adopt a collective approach to counter Donald Trump's announced 10% tariff on imports, stating that the EU possesses the necessary tools to respond.
Trump's counter tariffs deemed illegal, but refunds and negotiations with the US remain cautious
The US Supreme Court ruled that the counter tariffs imposed by Trump were illegal, raising questions about refunds and the impact on export negotiations.
China's Africa Policy: Benefactor for Self-Interest
China is offering tariff-free access to its market for 53 African countries, showcasing itself as a counter to the tariff policies of the Trump administration in the U.S.
Secret nuclear testing claims, military AI race: 7 US-China relations reads
The article discusses seven highlights related to US-China relations, covering topics such as internal political tensions in the US regarding tariffs, concerns over China's push for digital asset dominance, and strategies to counter China's influence in critical minerals.
Customs Exemption on China's Imports from 53 African Countries
China will implement zero tariffs on imports from 53 African countries, effective May 1, as part of its strategy to bolster trade relations and counter Western competition.
US spearheads critical minerals trade bloc to check China’s dominance
The US is forming a trade bloc to counter China's influence in the global critical minerals supply chain by imposing price limits and tariffs.
U.S. Leads Trade Bloc for Critical Minerals... Blocking China's Low-Price Offensive with 'Price Guarantees'
The U.S. has officially announced plans for a trade bloc with allies that ties price floors and tariffs to counter China's dominance in the critical minerals market, following the realization that previous market-centric approaches have failed.