Trump out in cold on Greenland
If Donald Trump needed evidence of why his clumsy internationalism is not always the best approach to the conduct of US foreign policy, it has come in the result of Greenland’s poll.
If Donald Trump needed evidence of why his clumsy internationalism is not always the best approach to the conduct of US foreign policy, it has come in the result of Greenland’s poll.
Anyone blaming Anthony Albanese for the tariffs imposed on Australian steel and aluminium is putting their blame on the wrong person.
Ideological fascination has been allowed to derail common sense.
Australia was never going to win an exemption from Donald Trump’s steel and aluminium tariffs. Anthony Albanese avoided humiliation by opting not to visit Washington.
Beijing’s strikes on America and Canada have created opportunities for Australian farmers, which could further widen as China targets US agricultural exporters in its trade war with Donald Trump.
Westpac chief executive Anthony Miller says the best answer to Donald Trump’s tariffs is to engage more with the rest of the world, rather than a retaliatory response to the US.
The boss of big-four bank NAB has more skin in the game than most in Donald Trump’s tariff war. There are also lessons for Australia out of this.
It’s clear US President Donald Trump isn’t backing down from his aggressive trade policies despite sharp drops by stockmarkets, meaning shares could be in for even bigger falls.
Australians have come out in droves promising to stop purchasing American products, however one economist urged shoppers to “think strategically”.
Donald Trump’s tariffs are continuing to hit the Aussie sharemarket, with the value of coal companies falling, while investors look for a golden safe haven.
The ‘woke’ professional classes claim to promote justice and equality, but deliver for one per cent.
The Irish Premier refused to be goaded by a combative Donald Trump in the Oval Office but was still warned Ireland and the EU will ‘of course’ face tariffs over a trade deficit.
The ambassador to the US says Australia won’t step back from its fight to get Donald Trump to drop tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium exports.
After Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire proposal, Donald Trump said ‘it’s up to Russia now’. But does Russia feel much pressure at present to accept?
The Opposition Leader says warnings that electricity prices are set to rise by up to 9pc show Labor’s renewables push is not working and Chris Bowen’s tenure as Energy Minister has been a ‘disaster’.
Donald Trump has threatened to devastate the Russian economy if the Kremlin doesn’t sign a ceasefire deal with Ukraine, amid hopes a pause in the fighting could come as soon as today.
As a country we should be far more concerned about the reasons that Whyalla steelworks collapsed rather than about the theoretical future impacts of US tariffs.
Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs on more than $20bn worth of US goods after Donald Trump’s levies on steel and aluminium came into effect.
Donald Trump’s team has received a flood of calls from business executives concerned about mixed messaging on tariffs.
Concerted pressure is needed to push Putin to sign the ceasefire.
With Trump back in the White House it is going to be a bumpy ride.
Australia was behind the eight-ball long before the tariffs decision. The fact that the Prime Minister never got on the phone or went to America to plead Australia’s case is a sure sign of poor leadership.
Australia braces for more of Donald Trump’s tariffs as Anthony Albanese and his ministers slam ‘unjustified’ duties on steel and aluminium and suggest the nation’s critical minerals will be used in any future negotiations.
Despite economic ructions caused by President Donald Trump’s imposition of tariffs, Orica says the US is still ahead of Australia as an investment destination.
Donald Trump has injected himself into the Australian election landscape in a profound and destabilising way. There may be two major parties contesting the election but there are now three boxers in the ring.
The political fight over whether or not this outcome was a diplomatic failure by Australia ignores the fact that Trump was hell bent this time around on rejecting all pleas for exemptions.
It has been another dark day for Australian stocks as nervous investors wiped $36bn off the ASX in response to US President Donald Trump’s move to impose tariffs.
A major escalation in Donald Trump’s trade war was defused after the Premier of the largest Canadian province suspended a plan to apply a 25 per cent surcharge on electricity to the US.
US President Donald Trump continued to send shockwaves through global markets as his tariff plan officially comes into effect on Wednesday afternoon.
Washington will pressure Russia to agree to the 30-day ceasefire plan drawn up by US and Ukrainian officials, with Donald Trump saying he’ll speak to Vladimir Putin this week.
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