US EditionUS, Europe Clash over Free Speech as Trade Talk Finale Looms
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After Vance's borders, the State Department of Rubio attacks Brussels on online content control: "The leaders protect themselves from the people." Washington has it with the rules that limit its Web giants.Remember J.D. Vance's ransoms all over Europe, during his speech ...
US State Department mocks DSA law. "Protects European leaders from their own citizens."
US State Dept Accuses EU Of ‘Orwellian Censorship’ Of Free Speech
The EU’s online content-moderation policies violate free speech, according to the agency In response to France’s praise for the Digital Services Act (DSA)., the US State Department called the online content regulations an affront to [...] The post US State Dept Accuses EU Of ‘Orwellian Censorship’ Of Free Speech appeared first on The People's Voice.
In a sharply formulated statement, the US government, under President Donald Trump, has accused the European Union of not protecting the citizens, but the political elite, with the Digital Services Act (DSA). The statements published about the US State Department are extremely clear: the EU is "orwell" censorship that has nothing to do with freedom. "This orwell" message will not deceive the United States, it is clearly stated in the statement. …
U.S. State Department accuses EU of ‘Orwellian censorship’ – CLG News
U.S. State Department accuses EU of ‘Orwellian censorship’ –The bloc’s online content-moderation policies violate free speech, according to the agency | 23 July 2025 | The EU’s online content regulations are an affront to free speech, the U.S. State Department has said in response to France’s praise for the Digital Services Act (DSA). The State Department echoed earlier criticism from US Vice President J.D. Vance, who accused EU member states of…
The US Department of State criticises the European Digital Services Act as an attack on freedom of expression. In a contribution to X, it accuses the EU of condemning thousands of people "because they criticize their government." The Commission defends censorship as freedom – that is, Washington, an "orwellian embassy."
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