The European Union readies a €21-billion ($24.5-billion) tariff list in response to the US’s threat of imposing a 30% tariff package on the bloc.

This episode looks at why and how Trump has started a tariff conflict with one country after another.

US President Donald Trump has announced his intention to escalate tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum imports, with plans to increase the existing 25% tariff to a staggering 50%.

A federal trade court has found Trump's sweeping tariffs illegal, potentially stopping his controversial global trade policy.

A superpower may try to change the rules for its gain without considering the broader consequences.

China says it is “evaluating” an offer to engage in negotiations with the United States to hold talks over US President Donald Trump's 145% tariffs, but warned that it is not going to entertain "extortion and coercion."

Trump’s tariff war with global powers has taken a heavy toll on the US economy, fueling higher costs for businesses and consumers alike.