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Escalating Trade Tensions Between the U.S. and Brazil Signal New Economic Conflict

A political dispute between former President Trump and Brazil’s current and past leaders has sparked a potential trade war, with both nations threatening tariffs.

By David Lee • July 10, 2025 3 MIN READ

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro with former U.S. President Trump during a 2019 White House visit, when Bolsonaro was one of Trump's closest global allies.

US Tariff Threats on Global Partners Stall as Court Blocks Broad Levies

A federal court has halted sweeping US tariffs, including a 50 percent charge on the EU, creating uncertainty for international trade relations amid ongoing negotiations.

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Panama's Political Instability Poses Strategic Risks for the U.S.

Panama's critical role in global trade and U.S. national security faces mounting challenges amid rising domestic unrest and pressure from U.S. demands, raising concerns over the future stability of the Panama Canal and the nation's government.

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American and Saudi flags displayed along a street in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, ahead of President Trump's visit.

Trump's Middle East Tour Focuses on Business Deals Over Diplomacy

President Trump's upcoming trip to the Persian Gulf prioritizes commercial agreements—ranging from arms sales to AI investments—over traditional diplomatic initiatives, reflecting his administration’s economic focus in the region.

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President Trump revealed a trade agreement with the U.K. aimed at reducing some tariffs on British goods.

U.S. and U.K. Reach Preliminary Trade Agreement, Retaining Some Tariffs

The United States and Britain announced a preliminary trade agreement aimed at strengthening ties and easing several tariffs, though certain duties will remain in place.

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A Nike store in Rome. Recent surveys by the European Central Bank reveal a growing reluctance among European consumers to purchase American products and services.

Europeans Increasingly Shun American Products Amid Trade Disputes

In the wake of escalating trade tensions under President Trump, European consumers are increasingly avoiding American goods and services, signaling a potentially lasting shift, according to the European Central Bank.

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