Trump imposes tariffs on remote island with penguin population

The articles highlight the unexpected impact of Donald Trump's tariffs on remote and sparsely populated territories, including sub-Antarctic islands. These areas, which have minimal or no trade with the U.S., are facing disproportionately high tariffs. Notably, Norfolk Island faces a 29% tariff—significantly higher than mainland Australia's rate. Other affected territories include Heard and McDonald Islands, Christmas Island, and the Cocos Keeling Islands. The situation has caused confusion and amusement due to the seemingly arbitrary targeting.