The US is proposing a new advisory body for the Digital Markets Act (DMA) amid EU-US trade negotiations, but the EU is unlikely to accept it. Trump announced tariffs on the EU and Mexico, prompting a response from EU leaders emphasizing dialogue and stability. The DMA aims to regulate major online platforms to protect consumers and prevent abusive practices. The EU remains firm on its digital regulations, viewing US proposals as non-tariff barriers. The Commission is focused on compliance rather than punishment, with lower fines for violations. US tech companies are seeking simplifications in regulations. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)