Trump Reimposes Sweeping Tariffs on More Than 60 Countries Over Forced-Labor Claims
The Trump administration is reimposing sweeping new tariffs on more than 60 trading partners, citing failed enforcement of forced-labor laws as global duty exemptions expire. The move reopens trade tensions with dozens of nations just as markets are already rattled by the Iran conflict and surging oil prices. Critics call the forced-labor rationale a pretext, while the White House frames it as leverage to reset trade terms in America's favor.
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