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The EU's tech regulatory framework faces ongoing challenges, with Poland pushing ahead with a 3% digital tax despite threats from the US, and debates around AI regulation and trust in journalism continue to unfold.
Poland is moving forward with a 3% digital tax despite threats from the US government under President Trump, highlighting ongoing tensions over digital taxation policies between the US and EU.
Canada canceled a digital services tax targeting U.S. tech companies to avoid escalating trade tensions with President Trump, who threatened higher tariffs on Canadian goods. The move was made to facilitate ongoing trade negotiations and prevent a broader trade conflict, with talks expected to resume by July 21.
Canada's new digital services tax on large tech companies has led to US retaliation, with President Trump ending trade talks and threatening tariffs, citing the tax as an attack on US interests. The tax targets revenues from digital services used by Canadians and has increased tensions between the two countries, affecting their extensive trade relationship.
U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly ended trade negotiations with Canada over its digital services tax, citing it as an attack on the U.S., and announced plans to set new tariffs, escalating tensions and halting progress on a broader trade deal, amidst ongoing negotiations with other countries including China, Europe, India, and Japan.
President Donald Trump announced the immediate termination of US trade talks with Canada in response to Canada's digital services tax on technology companies, describing it as a direct attack on the US and stating tariffs will be imposed within a week.
The U.S. has issued a warning about a potential trade dispute with Canada over its digital-tax plan, which aims to impose taxes on multinational tech companies. The U.S. argues that the plan unfairly targets American firms and could lead to retaliatory measures, potentially escalating into a trade fight between the two countries.