The New Tariff Policy of the Trump Administration and the U.S.-China Relations

In 2025, the world found itself at the epicenter of a new wave of global trade instability, following the re-election of Donald Trump as President of the United States and the announcement of large-scale tariffs on Chinese goods. This new conflict between the two countries continued the confrontation that began in 2018, when the Trump administration initiated a trade war with China. During Trump's first term, the two sides reached an agreement that was never fully implemented, leaving the conflict unresolved. However, with Trump in his second term, the tariff war with China remains a top priority for the administration. The imposition of significant tariffs on a wide range of Chinese goods is simultaneously a call for dialogue with Beijing regarding a new trade agreement and an indication of the firm anti-Chinese stance of the new Republican administration. This confrontation has become a major issue in global politics, with the fate of the global economy hanging in the balance. It is important to consider the causes, course of events, and possible consequences of a new tariff war that threatens to reformat the global economy.

big business, the economic policy of D. Trump, China, corporations, tariffs