The Russia-Ukraine war, starting in February 2022, began with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, aiming to control key territories. Ukraine defends its sovereignty, supported by NATO and Western nations. The conflict, marked by heavy casualties and destruction, centers on territorial disputes. Despite ceasefire attempts, the war continues with no clear resolution, involving global sanctions and ongoing military aid.

Trump’s second term ignites a tariff revolution, slamming key nations with hefty import taxes and linking them to explosive issues like border security and drug wars. These moves promise to flip the script on global trade, but how will the world respond? Dive into the timeline to see the shockwaves unfold.

| Trading Partner | Tariff Rate | Share of U.S. Imports | |--------|--------|--------| | E.U. | 10% (paused, previously 20%) | 18.5% | | China | 145% (125% + 20% existing) | 13.4% | | Japan | 10% (paused, previously 24%) | 4.5% | | Canada | 10% (paused, previously 25%) | 12.3% |