Slovakia, known as the “Detroit of Europe” for its thriving automotive industry, faces potential challenges from President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on imports, threatening the country’s status as a global car production leader. Trump’s initial tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico have left Europe untouched for now, but Slovakia’s heavy reliance on U.S. trade and auto exports could pose a significant risk to its economy if Trump shifts focus to the region’s auto sector in the future. With over 250,000 jobs indirectly tied to the auto industry, Slovakia is closely monitoring the situation to protect its economic interests.
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