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The Trump administration's trade policies, including tariffs, and their impact on the U.S. trade deficit
’s first term (2017–2021) produced a mix of durable institutional changes—most notably sweeping judicial appointments and a major tax overhaul—alongside aggressive , energy-policy shifts, and high-pro...
are deeply fragmented: many long-standing allies express alarm, loss of trust and diplomatic strain, while a cohort of populist and strategic partners congratulate and court closer ties; global opinio...
Yes: reporting indicates President Trump and his administration have issued repeated, concrete threats and policy moves that Europeans and Brussels officials interpret as an active challenge to Europe...
rolled out by were implemented by through domestic statutes and executive action rather than through prior multilateral renegotiation at , meaning they are unilateral in method . Under prevailing WTO ...
President Trump announced escalating tariffs—10% beginning Feb. 1, rising to 25% on June 1—targeting Denmark and seven other European NATO allies “until such time as a Deal is reached for the Complete...
Trump’s tariffs have not helped working-class families on balance: available analyses and reporting show they function as a regressive tax that raises household costs, risks job losses in affected ind...