Donald Trump has intensified tariff threats against Europe after the European Commission fined Google 2.95 billion euros for abuse of dominant position.

The European Commission has fined Google a record 2.95 billion euros for antitrust practices, provoking a reaction from Donald Trump, who criticized the decision and threatened a trade investigation that could lead to tariffs on European goods. Google announced that it will appeal, considering the fine unjustified and harmful to European businesses. In the context of trade tensions, Trump emphasizes that he will not tolerate penalties for American companies, despite recent trade agreements.