Trump Administration Resumes Tariffs on China

Eminent defense analyst Manish Tewari warned that the Russia-China-North Korea-Iran axis poses a significant threat to global nuclear order and international peace, particularly in light of the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Israel. He emphasized the need for India to adopt a comprehensive security doctrine to navigate the shifting geopolitical landscape, where Russia is cultivating ties with Pakistan while India remains dependent on Russian energy. Concurrently, the return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency has reignited discussions on U.S.-China relations, marked by aggressive policies including reinstated tariffs and export controls aimed at curbing Chinese technological advancements. Trump's approach, blending isolationism with strategic aggression, may intensify global tensions as he seeks to bolster American interests while addressing the challenges posed by rivals. Critics warn that these policies could lead to economic repercussions, including inflation and disrupted supply chains, while supporters laud his commitment to countering Beijing. Overall, both articles underscore the complexities of current international relations and the need for strategic responses to evolving threats.