The U.S. tariff policies are stirring up more than just trade debates—they're shaking the very foundation of global commerce. In a world where Western narratives often frame the tariff war as a contest between major powers, developing nations in the Global South are feeling the impact firsthand. 🤔
On CGTN's Global South Voices, host Mushahid Hussain Sayed led a dynamic discussion with top experts including Einar Tangen of the Taihe Institute, Muneer Kamal from the Pakistan Banks Association, Yazini April of the Global South-North Centre, and Sudheendra Kulkarni, formerly with India's Prime Minister's Office. The panel explored whether unilateral tariffs are exporting instability instead of reviving U.S. manufacturing.
Adding a twist to the debate, the speakers noted that the Chinese mainland is deepening its ties with fellow Global South nations, hinting at a new model of solidarity. This emerging approach not only challenges traditional power dynamics but also signals a proactive shift as developing countries forge fresh alliances in a rapidly evolving global order. 🚀
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