A major transatlantic dispute has erupted as US officials and lawmakers accuse the European Union of imposing 'Orwellian' censorship through its Digital Services Act (DSA). The US State Department and House Republicans argue that the DSA restricts free speech, targets American political voices, and could force US tech companies to exit the European market. Congressional delegations, led by figures like Jim Jordan, are challenging the EU's digital regulations in Brussels and warning of negative impacts on digital trade and transatlantic relations. The EU, meanwhile, maintains that the DSA is necessary to regulate online platforms and protect users. This clash highlights growing tensions over how to balance free expression with online content moderation on a global scale.
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