
"US President Donald Trump on Monday escalated his criticism of Europe, saying the continent was "going in some bad directions" as he condemned a multimillion-euro EU penalty against Elon Musk's social media platform X. Here are the key points: Trump slams EU's 120 million ($140 million) fine on X Warns Europe is heading in "bad directions" Musk denounces the penalty US officials say EU is targeting American firms EU cites transparency and data-access breaches New US strategy warns of democratic "erosion" in Europe"
"Speaking at the White House, Trump said that Europe was "very bad, very bad for the people" and warned that the United States did not want the continent "to change so much." He did not specify what he meant, but said Europe "has to be very careful doing a lot of things." Washington questions EU's handling of Musk platform fine"
"Trump was responding to questions about last week's 120 million fine imposed by EU tech authorities on the X social media platform for violating digital transparency and content-management rules. "I don't see how they can do that," Trump commented, adding that Musk had not contacted him for help and that he expected a full briefing later in the day. Musk rejected the penalty, responding sharply to the European Commission's announcement and reposting messages criticizing the decision."
Donald Trump escalated criticism of Europe, saying the continent was 'going in some bad directions' and calling it 'very bad, very bad for the people.' He condemned a recent EU penalty against Elon Musk's social media platform X and questioned how the EU could impose the fine. EU tech authorities fined X €120 million for alleged breaches of digital transparency and content-management rules and cited data-access and transparency issues. Musk rejected the penalty and reposted messages criticizing the decision, invoking freedom of speech. Senior US officials said the EU was targeting American firms and warned of democratic 'erosion' in Europe.
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