The US State Department has launched a high-profile campaign criticizing the European Union's new social media regulations, particularly the Digital Services Act, accusing them of undermining free speech and engaging in 'Orwellian' censorship. US officials argue that these laws suppress criticism of politicians and violate fundamental rights, while European leaders defend the measures as necessary to combat online harms. The dispute has escalated ahead of key trade talks, with the US warning that Europe's approach could set a dangerous precedent. This clash highlights deep transatlantic differences over the balance between regulating online content and protecting freedom of expression. The outcome could have significant implications for global internet governance and US-EU relations.
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