In 2025, the EU imposed 20% tariffs on $28 billion of U.S. goods, effective April 15, in retaliation to U.S. 20% tariffs on EU exports and 25% duties on steel, aluminum, and cars. Announced as part of Trump’s “Liberation Day” policy on April 2, the U.S. measures target 70% of EU exports, prompting debates over whether retaliation strengthens the EU’s position or risks a broader trade war.
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Yes, and expand them to pressure the U.S. into negotiations
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Yes, but adjust them yearly based on trade talks progress
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No, this will escalate costs for European consumers
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No, the EU should pursue tariff-free trade with the U.S. instead
