In an urgent move to avoid impending tariffs, Apple has airlifted 600 tons of iPhones to the United States, aiming to keep prices steady for consumers amid escalating trade tensions.

As new tariffs are set to take effect at midnight, Republican senators are challenging the Trump administration’s trade policies, raising questions about potential fallout and who will be held accountable if the strategy fails. Bipartisan criticism intensifies as lawmakers grapple with the possible economic repercussions.

Emirates President Tim Clark cautions that the aviation industry is entering “uncharted territory” as new U.S. tariffs and trade disputes threaten global growth and escalate costs for airlines worldwide. Despite uncertainties reminiscent of the 2008 financial crisis, Clark remains cautiously optimistic about future demand, noting strong forward bookings for Emirates.

As President Trump’s new tariffs loom, Vietnam’s top official is urgently heading to Washington to safeguard the nation’s booming trade relationship. The potential economic fallout raises concerns about Vietnam’s growth and its future alliances.