US President Donald Trump believes that Europe "is moving in a bad direction," and Washington would not want it to "change so much." He stated this during a round table with farmers at the White House, reports UNN.
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Answering a question about the fine imposed by the EU on the social network X, the head of the White House noted that he was surprised by this news.
This is disgusting, I don't think it's right. Europe should be very careful. … We want Europe to remain Europe. Europe is moving in a bad direction. This is very bad for people. We don't want Europe to change so much
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The European Commission imposed a fine of 120 million euros on the social network X for violating the Digital Services Act. The reasons were the misleading design of the "blue checkmark," the opacity of the advertising repository, and the refusal to provide researchers with access to public data.
Subsequently, the owner of the social network X, Elon Musk, reacted to the European Commission's decision to fine the social network X, stating that the European Union should be "liquidated."