
Why Unilateral Trade Tactics Won’t Solve the U.S. Fentanyl Crisis
Unilateral trade actions by the U.S. aren’t fixing the fentanyl crisis. Discover why global cooperation is the key to tackling this issue.
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Unilateral trade actions by the U.S. aren’t fixing the fentanyl crisis. Discover why global cooperation is the key to tackling this issue.
Less than two weeks into the new administration, the U.S. is stirring global debate with new tariffs. Surveys show the world is concerned these moves might hinder global economic recovery. 🌐💸
The EU’s move to impose high tariffs on EVs from the Chinese mainland might harm European consumers and backfire on the automotive industry. Is this a smart strategy?
Bloomberg warns that the EU’s tariffs up to 45% on Chinese EVs could backfire, hindering decarbonization and sparking trade tensions.
Canada revs up tariffs on Chinese-made EVs and metals, sparking debates on protectionism and progress. What’s the real impact on the global auto scene? 🚗🌐
China held a special meeting in Geneva ahead of its ninth WTO trade policy review, sharing insights into its economic and trade policies with over 100 international participants. 🌍
China held a special event in Geneva to unveil its latest economic and trade policies ahead of the WTO’s ninth trade policy review, highlighting openness and collaborative global trade relationships.
Indonesia assures its new import tariffs aren’t aimed at any specific country, especially the Chinese mainland, emphasizing fair trade and strong partnerships. 🌏🤝
Critics warn that new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports could hurt American consumers, cost jobs, and undermine efforts to fight climate change.
IMF’s chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas warns that trade-restrictive measures could backfire, distorting trade against the countries that impose them. Find out why open trade matters to us all!