The United States has imposed a new wave of tariffs on dozens of countries, including China, India, and European Union member states, drawing criticism from allies and trading partners. The tariffs range from 10% to 12.5% and replace a previous 10% global duty that was set to expire. The move comes after the US Supreme Court ruled that many of President Donald Trump's earlier tariffs were illegal. The new measures affect more than 60 countries, according to reports, and have sparked protests from affected nations. US allies such as the United Kingdom, Mexico, Canada, and Australia are among those targeted. The latest tariffs are part of the administration's ongoing effort to enforce aggressive trade policies despite legal challenges. Trading partners have expressed disappointment and are considering responses. The tariffs are expected to impact global supply chains and raise costs for consumers. The situation remains under review as governments assess the implications.