China is not playing by the West's rules. It’s not negotiating. It’s not retaliating. It’s dismantling — the dollar, the supply chains, the brands, even the minds of Western youth.
Tariffs are breaking old trade ties. AI and robots are rewriting the rules. The U.S.–China split is just the beginning of a new world map drawn in algorithms, not alliances.
What if a trade policy wasn’t just about economics—but about resetting the entire global power structure? Trump’s 2025 tariffs are doing just that. We look at the strategies, and hidden levers behind this economic disruption—and explore what it means for the world.
In Part II of the interview, Thailand’s Ambassadoir to India, Chutintorn Gongsadki tells deputy editor Parul Chandra that his country has robust cultural links with India. Political ties too are cordial, he says. However, much more needs to be done on the trade and investment front between the two countries, says the envoy. The ambassador also indicates that a trilateral naval exercise between Thailand, India and Singapore may happen in the future.
