
G20 Trade Ministers Convene in Milwaukee Amid Tariff Tensions and Labor Protests
G20 trade ministers are meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to discuss global trade policy under the US rotating presidency. The two-day gathering is overshadowed by President Donald Trump’s recent tariff actions, including new duties on 60 countries over forced labor concerns and ongoing investigations into industrial overcapacity. While US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer asserts the administration is not anti-trade, analysts expect deadlocked negotiations. Local labor leaders and critics are protesting outside the venue, arguing that current policies have failed to revive manufacturing and have instead harmed workers and small businesses.













