Donald Trump's return to the White House marked the beginning of a decisive new phase in the global trade war. From drastic tariffs on steel and aluminum to unprecedented tariffs on Chinese goods, the United States launched a campaign of economic confrontation that shook global markets and redefined alliances. This book offers a rigorous analysis of the origins, strategies, and consequences of the trade war. Going beyond technical disputes over tariffs, it explores how economic measures have become tools of national security and geopolitical power, reshaping the energy, technology, and defense sectors. Drawing on analysis and reporting from China, Canada, the European Union, Japan, and Australia, this book reveals how the conflict has disrupted supply chains, put pressure on global value networks, and generated widespread economic uncertainty. Far from being a temporary stalemate, these measures signal a profound shift: from multilateral cooperation to asymmetrical bilateralism dictated by US economic dominance. Through an interdisciplinary perspective, this book examines how tariffs foster a broader strategy of reconfiguring the global order and what this means for the future of international trade.
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