EU fines Google under DMA, risking US tariff retaliation (euobserver.com)

• EU Commission fines Google €890 million for DMA violations.
• Apple and Meta previously fined €500 million and €200 million respectively.
• US tariffs on European steel and aluminium remain at 50% amid trade tensions.
• Trump administration seeks new legal basis for tariffs after Supreme Court ruling.

"The European Commission fined Google €890 million for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA), potentially angering US President Trump. The EU previously fined Apple and Meta. Despite the Turnberry Agreement capping most US tariffs at 15%, steel and aluminium tariffs remain at 50% due to US demands to drop EU digital rules. The Trump administration is seeking new legal mechanisms to sustain or increase tariffs after some expired following a Supreme Court ruling."