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    1. Silly-avocatoe on

      BRUSSELS — Europe’s antitrust chief Teresa Ribera has unleashed a blistering attack on the Trump administration, accusing Washington of using “blackmail” to strong-arm the EU into watering down its tech rulebook.

      Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on Monday in Brussels that the U.S. could modify its approach on steel and aluminum tariffs if the EU reconsidered its digital rules. European officials interpreted his remarks as targeting the EU’s flagship tech regulations, including the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

      “It is blackmail,” the Spanish commissioner told POLITICO in an interview on Wednesday. “[This] being their intention does not mean that we accept that kind of blackmail.”

    2. dilbert202 on

      That’s how Trump rolls… I mean this is the guy who blackmails any state in the US that didn’t vote for him. He’s a narcissistic schoolyard bully… oh and he seems to think he’s the king of the world rather than just a US president. 

    3. heatrealist on

      EU can do whatever it wants as far as telling the big tech what to do in EU.

      EU has no right to a favorable trade deal with the US or open access to the US market. Sell to someone else I guess so as not to be “blackmailed”.

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