India, Feb. 24 -- Amid the ongoing row over the US Supreme Court rejecting President Donald Trump's global tariffs as 'unlawful', the Republican leader issued a fresh threat to countries that want to "play games", warning them of a "much higher tariff and worse".

On Friday, SCOTUS ruled 6-3 against Trump's tariffs, finding that the President had exceeded his legal powers. Hours after the ruling, Trump signed an executive order imposing a 10 per cent global tariff on foreign goods, acting quickly to keep his trade plans in place.

The next day, the President announced that he was raising the previously imposed 10 per cent tariff to 15 per cent.

Amid continued scrutiny and with global allies like the European Union and the United Kingdom ...