Trump threatens new tariffs

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• In addition, if they have to proceed, the 100% duty will be applied with immediate effect," adds US President Donald Trump 26 June 2026 threatens to impose 100% duties on countries that will introduce Digital Tax for US companies.

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• Ue replies to Trump, 'a sovereign right to regulate economic activities'.

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• Trump threatens 100% tariff on countries that impose digital services tax.

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• Donald Trump threatens 100 per cent of countries with tariffs for digital services.

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• "Whoever imposes such a fee will immediately see to it apply a 100% duty on all goods exported to the United States.".

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• Trump accuses Iran of a "foolish" violation of the truce after an attack on a ship in Ormuz.

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• "Any country that imposes such a tax will immediately face a 100% tariff on all goods sent to the United States of America," said President Bloomberg. President Donald Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on products imported from countries that apply taxes on digital services, thus increasing pressure on European nations that have just ratified a trade pact with the United States. "Many European countries have been discussing the imminent implementation of a digital services tax for US companies," Trump said in a social media publication on Friday. "Let it be clear that any country that imposes such a tax will immediately face a 100% tariff on each and every asset sent to the United States of America.".

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• A post from last August said that digital taxes and regulation “are all designed to harm, or discriminate against, American Technology”.

  according to Euronews +1

• Trump has repeatedly pushed against foreign efforts to tax or regulate American tech giants.

  according to Euronews +1

• Trump threatens 100% tariffs against the pressure of the European Parliament to tax technological giants.

  according to El Mundo +3

• The President of the United States said that the penalty would apply to any country that advances with such a tax, but he highlighted European nations on their social networks

  according to El Mundo +3

• Donald Trump denounced a "stupid violation" of the ceasefire with Iran after the attack on a ship in the Strait of Ormuz on Thursday.

  according to Infobae — Últimas noticias +4

• Rubio also joined the negotiating teams on Friday morning before the agreement was signed.

  according to India Today +1

• He later announced the imposition of a 10-percent duty on all countries of the world.

  according to Onet Wiadomości

• Digital tax, Trump threatens the EU: “Protent to 100% duties.”.

  according to Il Giornale

• President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 100% tariff on imports from any country, particularly Europeans, which applies a tax to the digital services of US companies.

  according to El Universal

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• U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to introduce 100-percent tariffs to countries that would decide to impose digital taxes on..

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• "Any country that imposes such a tax will be immediately charged 100 percent duty on any goods sent to the States..

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• As of 2019, France has been collecting a 3-percent tax on revenue from digital services from companies whose turnover exceeds EUR 25 million in this country..

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• A new round could take place before June 30, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.

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• The document details that the companies concerned would be those with more than 750 million euros of global billing and more than 50..

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