European plans for a digital tax are currently on hold following pressure from Washington to shield Big Tech giants, sources close to transatlantic tariff negotiations in Brussels confirm. This pause occurs within broader U.S.-EU talks on trade duties. Meanwhile, the EU maintains its firm stance on the landmark Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act (DSA/DMA). These twin regulatory pillars impose stricter rules on online content, transparency, and competition for major tech firms—measures strongly opposed by the Trump administration.
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