Azhar Sukri

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WSJ What’s News · Chips, Juice and Airplanes - Exemptions Confuse as Tariffs Kick In · 7 Aug 2025 podcast

the largest bill reported by a carmaker to date.

And as Auto's reporter Stephen Wilmot explains, this may just be the beginning of a painful reshaping of the industry.

Now, with the US effectively ending the era of free trade on practically all its trading partners, people in poorer parts of the world reliant on exports to the West are feeling the pressure.

Journal senior reporter John Emont has been speaking to exporters in Indonesia.

John, you've been looking at the tariff impact on the developing world.

Tell us what you've learned.

Just how big of a trading partner is the US for Indonesia?

And the fact that the U.S.

consumer can't be replaced by Chinese consumers.

I mean, just this morning, data showed Chinese exports to countries around the world, excluding the U.S., are continuing to rise.

So China is very much a seller, not a buyer.

Where does that leave a manufacturing hub like Indonesia?

So looking at it from the US's point of view, what do we think the economic logic is of hitting the world's poorest countries with tariffs?

Is there one?

Or is it more about setting a standard for everyone and just letting the chips fall where they will?

Senior reporter John Emond, thank you very much indeed for your time.

Coming up, after centuries of debate, Italy is finally moving ahead with plans for a bridge to link the mainland with Sicily.

That story and more after the break.

United Airlines flights started taking off again late yesterday, a few hours after a system-wide technology issue prompted the carrier to halt departures.

According to flight tracking site FlightAware, United cancelled more than 60 flights and had more than 1,000 delays.

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