Lighthouse Research Sees Little U.S. Lead on Trade Deals

The video discusses the split between the US and other G20 members on trade policies, highlighting the lack of American leadership under Trump's presidency. Despite this, trade agreements like the EU-Japan deal continue. The G20 meeting was significant, with no major headlines from Trump and Putin's meeting. The US and Russia's relationship is crucial for Middle East stability. As the US exits some regions, European and Chinese companies are investing in Iran, signaling a shift in global economic dynamics.

What is the main reason for the split between the US and other G20 members in trade policies?

• The US's increased tariffs on European goods

• The decline of American leadership under Trump's presidency

• The US's withdrawal from the United Nations

• The US's focus on climate change policies

Which two countries announced a significant trade deal ahead of the G20 meeting?

• Brazil and Argentina

• EU and Japan

• US and Canada

• China and India

Why is the US-Russia relationship considered crucial for the Middle East?

• It impacts the global stock market

• It determines the future of NATO

• It influences global oil prices

• It affects regional political stability

What is one of the key reasons for European companies investing in Iran?

• To support US sanctions

• To explore new oil reserves

• To capitalize on economic opportunities despite political risks

• To establish military bases

What significant investment did Total announce in Iran?

• Developing a new automobile factory

• Investing in petrochemical plants and natural gas fields

• Building a new airport

• Constructing a high-speed railway