US imposes new tariffs on 60 countries over forced labor concerns

The US has implemented new tariffs on 60 countries to address forced labor concerns, a move that has sparked both domestic support and international criticism. The tariffs target nations accused of violating labor rights, including countries in Asia and Europe. While proponents argue the measure protects human rights, opponents warn it could disrupt global supply chains and violate WTO rules. The policy reflects Trump's broader approach to using trade as a tool for enforcing domestic values abroad.