Trump threatens new tariffs against EU over Google fine

US President Donald Trump took to social media to threaten new tariffs on the European Union, citing the EU's fine on tech giant Google. His post could indicate a coming breach of the Turnberry agreement, which was concluded last fall between the US and the EU to resolve trade disputes. The president did not provide specifics on the scope or target of the proposed tariffs. However, the threat marks a potential escalation in trade tensions between the two economies. The Google fine, imposed for antitrust violations, has long been a point of contention. The Turnberry agreement was seen as a mechanism to de-escalate such issues. Trump's latest remarks suggest that agreement may be at risk. Observers in both Washington and Brussels are closely monitoring the situation. If implemented, the tariffs could trigger retaliatory measures from the EU. No official statements have been issued by the White House or the European Commission so far.