US president says EU ‘not complying’ with current trade deal; launches latest tariffs amid global economic uncertainty. United States President Donald Trump has said he will increase  tariffs on automobiles from the European Union to 25 per cent. The announcement on Friday could jolt the world economy at a time when it is already fragile from the knock-ons of the US-Israel war with Iran. Recommended Stories list of 3 items list 1 of 3 US launches tariff refund system as thousands of importers line up list 2 of 3 As US-Iran talks remain ‘stalled’, experts warn of ‘long-term disruptions’ list 3 of 3 King Charles calls for NATO unity, Ukraine support in US Congress speech end of list It came months after the US and the EU had forged a trade deal as Trump imposed sweeping reciprocal tariffs on trade partners across the world. The agreement set tariffs on most goods at 15 percent, lower than the 30 percent Trump had previously threatened.…