Trump tariffs aim to cut trade deficit, won't affect security ties: Scholars
04/04/2025 08:49 PM
With U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariffs set to take effect in the coming days, scholars on Friday said the move aims to pressure countries into negotiations to reduce trade deficits, while security ties with allies will remain unaffected.
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