Donald Trump is uniting the world against the US from Geopolitical Economy Report

Geopolitical Economy Report

Ben Norton

Episodes

About

Reviews

Promote

Donald Trump is uniting the world against the US

36 minutes Posted May 8, 2025 at 12:04 pm.

Trump's contradictory policies

(CLIP) Trump vows to be "peacemaker"

(CLIP) Trump promises imperial expansion

Massive US war budget

(CLIP) Trump's $1 trillion military budget

Ukraine peace talks failed

Trump bombs Yemen, threatens Iran

Trump backs Israel's crimes

Neocon hawk Marco Rubio

Crusader Pete Hegseth

Trade war

China talks

Dedollarization

Trump isolates USA

(CLIP) Trump: USA will be "strongest"

Blowback

Poll: Trump is very unpopular

Fox News poll: Trump is unpopular

Global anger at US aggression

US "encirclement" plan for China

China, Japan, S Korea, ASEAN cooperate

China, Japan South Korea coordinate

Japan pushes back against Trump

China & Vietnam deepen relations

ASEAN prefers China

ASEAN's trade with China

China diversifies its trade

China-Russia partnership

(CLIP) Trump: Divide Russia & China

Xi Jinping's trip to Russia

China & Russia commemorate WWII

Europe & China improve relations

Trump unites the rest of the world

Poll: China more popular than USA

US imperial decline

China: world's no 1 trading partner

China: world's no 1 economy

China: world's no 1 manufacturer

USA: world's no 1 oil producer

Canada's election

Australia's election

The Trump effect

Outro

0:00

36:28

Download MP3

Share at current time

Show notes

Donald Trump's tariff threats, trade war, and other aggressive policies are uniting the world against the United States. Meanwhile, China is deepening its cooperation with Europe, Southeast Asia, Russia, and even South Korea and Japan. Ben Norton explains.

VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4soTzm9uMQ

Trump's tariffs turbocharge de-dollarization: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2025/05/05/trump-tariffs-dedollarization-sell-us-dollar/

Topics

← See all 500 episodes of Geopolitical Economy Report