Reuters reports U.S. President Donald Trump floated the potential for increased tariffs against global jurisdictions that place digital taxes on U.S.-based technology companies. The Trump administration is reportedly considering tariffs and sanctions against the EU or member state representatives in charge of implementing the Digital Services Act, specifically focusing on the EU’s regulatory framework. A Department of State spokesperson did not comment on the potential actions, but noted the administration is “monitoring increasing censorship in Europe with great concern.”
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