In this episode of Global Affairs Talk, we explore the escalating tensions between the world’s two largest economies: the United States and China. With trade restrictions tightening, diplomatic pressure rising, and global supply chains shifting, what does the 2025 US–China trade war mean for the global economy? Host Ewaoluwa sits down with Professor Paul Obi Ani, an expert in international political economy, to unpack the roots of the conflict, the key sectors impacted, and the broader geopolitical consequences.

Whether you’re an international relations student, a policymaker, or just globally curious, this episode delivers sharp analysis, expert insights, and real-world context.

Key Topics:

• What triggered the 2025 phase of the US–China trade war?

• Economic fallout for Asia, Africa, and Europe

• Technology, tariffs, and global power shifts

• Is this a new Cold War?

Listen now and stay informed.