China's Zero-Tariff policy for developing countries vs US "Reciprocal" Tariffs
China's Zero-Tariff policy for developing countries vs US "Reciprocal" Tariffs
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Wait US tarriffed Israel wtf?
But not Russia. Trump has his priorities.
What’s the point of tariffing a country that you’re not trading with because you’ve sanctioned it?
The counter to that argument are places like Syria where there's a tarrif and sanctions, or again those islands with just penguins that clearly don't do trade. They simply ran an AI slop algorithm then excluded Russia just because.
We still trade $3.5 B with Russia. https://www.axios.com/2025/04/02/trump-tariffs-russia-ukraine-ceasefire
That's much bigger than many of the countries on the list like Madagascar, Laos, Camaroon, Chad, Jordan, Malawi, Vantua, Brunai, Kazakstan, and more.
Neither Cuba, or the DPRK. Instead, heavy sanctions are already in place.
We still do billions in trade with Russia. More than most of the small countries that Trump tariffed.
*knows his limits