Trump's tariffs send signal to Global South that US 'is not a trading partner that can be trusted'

Washington's highest court ruled that tariffs previously imposed by Donald Trump were unconstitutional, with judges ruling that Trump exceeded his powers by not seeking congressional approval.

The decision pertained to the so-called reciprocal tariffs levied last year against almost every country in the world.

Trump expressed his disappointment about the court's decision.

To discuss this we speak with McKay Chukwu, Senior Reporter at 'The Spearhead'.