US President Donald Trump announced his second round of tariff war, which he described as a declaration of economic independence for the United States and a Liberation day for it.

The trade war launched by US President Donald Trump reached a new level on March 4, as Canada, Mexico and China retaliated against Washington’s punitive tariffs.

The EU's 27 member states remain divided between a defensive stance to escape a trade dispute with the Trump administration, or a more offensive approach that leans toward possible retaliatory measures.

By promising to prioritize an ‘America First’ policy, Trump’s new administration is expected to take the trade war with China to a new level, imposing tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods.

The growing economic ties between Iraq and China are reshaping trade and investments, presenting both opportunities and risks for Iraq as Chinese influence expands.