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U.S. tariffs
Why Africa and the Caribbean still don’t trade directly
As global trade buckles under rising tariffs and geopolitical turbulence, African and Caribbean nations are being forced to reckon with an unsettling reality: economic dependence is a vulnerability, not a strategy. The latest wave of U.S. tariffs, rooted in Donald Trump’s “America First” doctrine, has jolted supply chains and prompted uncomfortable reflection among countries long…
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Trump’s tariffs under fire as 12 states file lawsuit
A coalition of 12 U.S. states is taking legal action against the Trump administration, filing...
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Lesotho hit with harshest U.S. tariffs — and this is how it reacted
After being struck by the highest U.S. tariffs in the world, Lesotho is urgently seeking a...
