
US Treasury Secretary Pushes Coordinated Economic Pressure on Iran and Tariff Reforms at G20
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that Washington is coordinating with allies to economically isolate Iran while urging G20 members to implement tariffs against unfairly priced imports. He also revealed that the administration has held private discussions with Beijing regarding regional stability.
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Bessent says G20 countries should also use tariffs to protect their industries from cheap imports - AP News
Bessent says G20 countries should also use tariffs to protect their industries from cheap imports AP News
Read full article →Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Says US Has Support for Economic War Against Iran
The Treasury secretary is also facing pushback on the Trump administration’s trade policies at the global gathering.
By Alan Rappeport and Jim Tankersley
Read full article →Bessent says U.S. plan to ‘asphyxiate’ Iran’s economy has allies’ support
On the sidelines of the G-20 meeting of finance ministers, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pushed allies to support the United States’ efforts to constrain Iran’s economy.
By Riley Beggin
Read full article →US urges G20 to cut trade imbalances, focus on China
US Treasury Secretary Bessent urges other G20 countries to do more to protect their economies from Chinese imports.
Read full article →'US, China have more in common': Treasury chief claims Trump admin held 'private' talks with Beijing on Iran
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said China also agrees that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons.
Read full article →"Escalation Trap": Robert Pape Blasts Bessent's "Economic D-Day" Targeting Iran
"Escalation Trap": Robert Pape Blasts Bessent's "Economic D-Day" Targeting Iran University of Chicago professor Robert Pape tore into Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's so-called "Economic D-Day" campaign against Iran, branding it a dangerous "escalation trap" that history shows will not force Tehran to fold, and may instead drag the United States deeper into war. Appearing recently on the "Breaking Points" podcast, Pape, a longtime scholar of air power, blockades and sanctions,...
By Tyler Durden
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