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Europe warns retaliation as Trump threatens higher auto tariffs in stalled trade pact
International
Published on 4 May 2026

EU lawmakers still haven’t ratified the deal—yet retaliation is queued
Europe has signaled it could retaliate if Donald Trump moves to raise auto tariffs, escalating a long-running dispute tied to a transatlantic trade pact that remains unratified by EU lawmakers. An initial agreement was reached last July, but amendments have delayed approval. Trump says the bloc failed to meet deal obligations, widening tensions between the sides.
- Europe hints at retaliation over potential higher US auto tariffs
- The transatlantic trade pact is still not ratified in the EU
- EU lawmakers are seeking amendments before approval
- Trump alleges the EU failed to fully comply with the deal
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