Washington's getting louder about Brussels overstepping. First, the top diplomat fired shots at the European Commission for slapping a massive fine on X. Now? His deputy's doubling down.
This isn't just bureaucratic noise. It's a full-blown pushback. The messaging is clear: American officials think European regulators went too far this time. And they're not staying quiet about it.
The penalty on X sparked the initial blowback. But the deputy's move suggests this tension runs deeper than one platform or one fine. It's about where the line gets drawn on regulatory reach.
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Lonely_Validator
· 16h ago
US and European regulators are at it again... X got caught in the crossfire this time, but it's still all about a power struggle behind the scenes.
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HodlTheDoor
· 22h ago
The US and Europe are at it again; the US wants to protect X, while Europe insists on regulation.
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WhaleInTraining
· 22h ago
The United States is really getting anxious now; the EU is indeed being pretty tough this time.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 22h ago
The US is really anxious this time, and the EU is being way too controlling.
X being fined is just a smokescreen—the core issue is still the battle for discourse power.
Does Brussels want to dominate everything? Washington won't agree.
Regulatory authority, fines—who's actually making these rules?
To put it plainly, it's just a big power game. We're just here to watch.
The relationship between Europe and the US is such that they start blaming each other at the drop of a hat.
It's a real mess, and the platforms caught in the middle are having a tough time too.
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RooftopReserver
· 22h ago
Regulatory tug-of-war between the US and Europe, here we go again? X got fined—I’d like to see how Brussels justifies this.
Washington's getting louder about Brussels overstepping. First, the top diplomat fired shots at the European Commission for slapping a massive fine on X. Now? His deputy's doubling down.
This isn't just bureaucratic noise. It's a full-blown pushback. The messaging is clear: American officials think European regulators went too far this time. And they're not staying quiet about it.
The penalty on X sparked the initial blowback. But the deputy's move suggests this tension runs deeper than one platform or one fine. It's about where the line gets drawn on regulatory reach.