EU postpones vote on U.S. trade deal after Trump's latest tariff threat

• President Trump threatened higher tariffs (15% from 10%) on countries that 'play games' with a recent Supreme Court decision regarding U.S. tariff authority.
• The EU Parliament postponed a vote on a U.S. trade deal, which was scheduled for this week, in response to Trump's tariff threats.
• A White House official stated the U.S. expects countries to uphold existing agreements despite tariff uncertainty.

The EU has postponed a vote on a U.S. trade deal following President Trump's threat of higher global tariffs, despite a Supreme Court decision limiting his authority. This move signals escalating trade tensions and uncertainty, with EU officials calling it 'pure tariff chaos' and expressing concerns about future trade relations.