Fresh off a trade truce with Donald Trump, the EU is back in the US leader’s crosshairs after he vowed to punish countries that seek to curb big tech’s powers.

Brussels has adopted a powerful legal arsenal aimed at reining in tech giants — namely through its Digital Markets Act (DMA) covering competition and the Digital Services Act (DSA) on content moderation.

The EU has already slapped heavy fines on US behemoths including Meta and Apple under the new rules, which have faced strong pushback from Trump’s administration.

The bloc’s trade chief Maros Sefcovic insisted last week that Brussels successfully “kept these issues out of the trade negotiations” with Washington — and that the bloc’s “regulatory autonomy” was not up for debate.

But while he did not explicitly name the EU, the US

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