Study Finds Americans Pay 96% of U.S. Tariffs
German research shows that 96% of U.S. tariffs in 2025 were paid by American importers and consumers, not foreign exporters, warning of higher prices and reduced product variety.
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mainland China Pushes Back Against US Tariffs, Calls for Equal Dialogue
mainland China strongly opposes new US tariffs, warning of global supply chain disruption and urging Washington to resolve differences through equal dialogue and respect.
U.S. Tariffs Are Jamming Your Next Board Game Night 🎲
U.S. tariffs on imports from mainland China are pushing up board game prices, affecting Carrom, Catan and more, and reshaping cafes and hobby shops across Asia.
Algoma Steel to Cut 1,000 Jobs Amid U.S. Tariffs
Algoma Steel plans to lay off 1,000 workers in March 2026 after 50% U.S. tariffs squeeze its business. Ontario rolls out retraining programs and pushes for local steel in infrastructure.
US Tariffs Drive German Industry Overseas, Survey Says
Survey shows US tariff hikes are driving two-thirds of German manufacturers abroad, with Europe and Asia (including the Chinese mainland) top relocation picks.
US Senate Votes to Scrap Trump’s Global Tariffs—What It Means for You
US Senate moves 51-47 to end Trump’s emergency tariffs on global imports. Dive into what this symbolic vote means for trade, tech prices, and you.
US Senate Moves to Scrap Trump’s Brazil Tariffs
In a close 52-48 vote, the US Senate approved a bill to scrap Trump’s Brazil tariffs, forwarding it to the House and stirring fresh debates on trade policy.
KL Talks 2025: Experts Decode US Tariffs & China-US Trade Buzz
Delegations from the Chinese mainland and the US reached basic consensus on trade talks in KL. Experts at Bund Summit 2025 weigh in on US tariffs and economic ties.
Ex-Italian PM Prodi on Gaza Ceasefire, US Tariffs & Global Shifts
Former Italian PM Romano Prodi weighs in on the Gaza ceasefire, US tariffs & America’s shifting role in a candid chat with CGTN.
U.S. Tariffs on Lumber & Furniture Backfire, Driving Up Home Costs
U.S. tariff hikes on lumber and furniture have backfired, boosting material costs and threatening to slow homebuilding.