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and welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Roger Hearing, and on this edition, as the new US tariffs begin to bite,
is there a way for the countries that face the highest charges to defy Donald Trump?
Also, how steelmaking is going green in Sweden, and how good is the latest AI app, GPT-5?
But let's start with the new tough tariffs on goods entering the United States that have now come into effect.
Some countries, like the UK and Japan, have deals that have mitigated the impact.
Others are still scrabbling to get an agreement with Washington.
But some of the bigger economies are hanging tough.
India and Brazil, for example.
In a phone call,
Prime Minister Modi and President Lula vowed to defend multilateralism against what they see as rising US protectionism.
A statement from...