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Businesses spent years diversifying away from China. Trump’s trade war could destroy those economies

Donald Trump's tariff announcement imposed levies over 40% on several Asian countries.
Companies had been moving production from China to avoid rising costs and geopolitical risk.
Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar and Sri Lanka faced tariffs, potentially crippling their economies.
Tim Hsu stated, "If the 49% tariff remains unchanged, we will withdraw our investment."
Experts warn of economic strain, shrinking production, and job losses in affected nations.

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Businesses spent years diversifying away from China. Trump’s trade war could destroy those economies

For Tim Hsu, who sells modern lamps and ceiling lights mostly to American customers, US President Donald Trump’s historic tariff announcement has upended his carefully made plans.

1 day ago·Atlanta, United States

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We should walk away - and quickly - from Trump's America

Anthony Albanese faces historical echoes as AUKUS plans falter while US alliances waver. Is Australia exposed?

2 days ago·Canberra, Australia

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Start of Trade War: Trump's "best thing" to China - History and Society

Recently, as one of the young emerging Chinese academics, Mao Keji answered questions from an interview with the Sinification channel, he discussed Trump, China, India and the world in 2049. Here are some excerpts. In the words of this young academic, there are a few constants of Chinese analysis: the fact that when problems are deeply rooted in a society, they are more difficult to treat and a "radical" reform led by a leader who seeks his own …

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