Just hours after European Union 'sighed' relief over new US tariffs; angered by fine on Google, Trump threatens Europe with substantial TARIFF, says: We have just been informed that ...

European Union 's relief with new US tariffs announced on Europe on Thursday July 23 was short-lived. As just hours later an angry US President Donald Trump has threatened the 27-nation bloc with new "substantial TARIFF". The trigger is EU's $1 billion fine on Google announced this week. European officials had breathed a sigh of relief over the new tariff rates, which were set at 10 percent for the EU and abided by the Turnberry agreement. In 2025, Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen signed Turnberry deal that capped US tariffs on EU exports at 15 percent.