The recent tariff hike proposed by President Trump, which was declared illegitimate by the Supreme Court, has prompted the European Union to reevaluate its commercial strategies. Initially set at 10%, the new tariffs increased to 15%, thereby urging the EU to demonstrate unity. According to Jamieson Greer, the US representative and tariff negotiator, all existing trade agreements remain in effect; this includes pacts with the Old Continent and China. However, given the uncertainty surrounding American policies, Brussels is considering pausing the US-EU agreement as the terms of the Turnberry Agreement, reached on July 27, have changed significantly since its inception.