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EU fine on Google spurs US tariff threats

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Latest: Trump threatens EU with tariffs over €890 million Google fine

On 24 July 2026 the European Commission imposed a record €890 million fine on Google under the Digital Markets Act – €460 million for self‑preferencing in Search and €430 million for anti‑steering limits on the Play Stor

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US forced‑labour tariffs face lawsuits, diplomatic pushback

24 clusters · 164 sources · last updated

Latest: United States tariffs on Asian economies spark supply-chain tensions

On 24 July 2026 the United States made permanent a forced‑labour import‑duty regime covering roughly 60 economies, with rates of 10 % or 12.5 % and affecting about 99 % of U.S. imports. Within a day a coalition of small

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TMEC Renewal Stalemate Expands to Agriculture and Steel

59 clusters · 397 sources · last updated

Latest: Mexico Secures Exemption for Most US‑Bound Exports in USMCA Negotiations

The United States let the USMCA/T‑MEC lapse on 1 July 2026, triggering the treaty’s first mandatory joint review and confirming a 2036 expiry. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer pressed a 50 % U.S.-value rule for vehicl

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Korea data crackdown, tariffs, Coupang dispute

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Latest: South Korea seeks to stave off new US tariffs and soothe Coupang dispute

South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission levied a 625 billion‑won fine on Coupang for a data breach affecting more than 33 million records. The penalty was said not to impede broader US‑Korea trade talks,

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