Apple Inc. is once again in the cross-hairs of the European Union’s powerful antitrust enforcers. The iPhone maker is under renewed legal pressure for alleged breaches of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), a comprehensive new law aimed at the world’s largest tech firms.

Apple Inc. faces potential new EU antitrust charges for violating digital laws, risking fines up to 5% of daily revenue for each day of non-compliance. Apple claims EU regulations are inconsistent, complicating compliance efforts.

Apple Inc. is edging toward another charge sheet from European Union antitrust watchdogs unless it quickly fixes alleged violations of a new digital law that led to a €500 million ($579 million) fine earlier this year.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is nearing another charge sheet from the European Commission unless the company quickly fixes alleged violations under the region's Digital Markets Act that led to a €500M fine earlier this year,