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Trump Tariffs  Trump's ‘Brutal' Tariffs Backfire? Indonesia Emerges as the Surprise Winner

Trump Tariffs Trump's ‘Brutal' Tariffs Backfire? Indonesia Emerges as the Surprise Winner

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US President Donald Trump's latest wave of 'brutal' tariffs on imports is shaking up the global trade landscape — but not in the way Washington expected. While China, Mexico, and several Asian economies feel the heat, one nation is quietly reaping the rewards: Indonesia. From palm oil to electronics, Indonesia is seizing the moment, attracting investments, boosting exports, and stepping into markets left vacant by US tariff measures. Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
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B-2 stealth bomber roars overhead as Trump, Putin arrive at Alaska base; internet debates whether it was a show of honor or a veiled warning

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