China has announced retaliatory tariffs of 34% on US imports taking effect from April 10, signaling a sharp escalation of a major trade war that could lead to global recession.

Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imported goods into the US, including a 10% tariff on UK goods, in response to foreign tariffs on American goods. This could lead to job losses in UK industries reliant on the US market.

US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on US imports have ignited threats of retaliation globally, with governments and companies rushed to formulate countermeasures to mitigate the consequences of the US trade war.

Israel cancels its tariffs on imports from the US despite a global trend of tariff imposition on US goods.

The economic policies of Trump are bleeding the US economy, impacting the average US consumer as well as adversely effecting global economic stability.

China strongly condemns the move by the US to penalize countries that buy gas and oil from Venezuela.

Google has paid $32 billion earlier this week in order to purchase Israeli cybersecurity company Wiz, which is run and staffed by dozens of ex-Unit 8200 members, the specialist cyber-spying arm of the Israeli army.

Donald Trump has decided to double the tariffs on the Canadian aluminum and steel from 25% to 50% as retaliation for the province of Ontario’s imposition of a 25% surcharge on electricity exports to several US states.

Donald Trump cannot cripple China with his tariffs and trade wars. Instead, it will make the lives of average Americans miserable by increasing inflation and the cost of living.

The US is reportedly engaged in exploratory talks with the DR Congo regarding a potential deal on rare earth elements after unsuccessful negotiations with Ukraine to secure access to its vital resources.