The Trump administration has issued a warning to European countries that are enforcing digital regulations on U.S. tech companies, suggesting that such measures could result in penalties. This statement underscores the potential for U.S.-led pressure on global markets and raises questions about the resilience of European regulatory frameworks. The White House’s approach reflects a broader strategy to influence international trade policies in favor of American corporate interests. Experts are closely monitoring the implications of this stance on transatlantic relations and the future of digital governance.