Trump threatens EU with high tariffs over Google fines
US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose large tariffs on the European Union after the European Commission fined Google 890 million euros for violating the Digital Markets Act.

US President Donald Trump has warned that the European Union will pay a very high price for the European Commission's decision to fine Google. The Commission imposed two fines totaling 890 million euros on the American tech giant this week for breaching the EU's Digital Markets Act. Trump stated that the EU would face substantial tariffs as a consequence of the fines, which he views as unfair treatment of US companies. This threat escalates already existing trade tensions between the United States and the European Union over regulatory actions against major technology firms. The European Commission has been active in enforcing the Digital Markets Act to ensure fair competition in the digital sector, and the Google fines mark one of the most significant enforcement actions to date.

