Trump: Countries Supporting BRICS’s ‘Anti-American’ Stance Will Get 10 Percent More Tariffs

The clock is ticking. Countries must strike a trade deal with the United States—or face higher tariffs. That pressure is rising on BRICS nations, with President Donald Trump warning of an additional 10-percent tariff for “anti-American” policies.

This year’s BRICS summit in Brazil is missing two key leaders—Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. What’s behind their absence?

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Trump at the White House to discuss peace in the Middle East. What does this mean for China? An expert weighs in.