Washington believes that European law on digital services is that American -censor and creates costs for American technological companies.
The US administration considers the possibility of imposing sanctions against the European Union or EU officials responsible for the implementation of ACT on Digital Services, which identifies regulation against IT companies. On Monday, August 25, the Reuters reported that resources reference.
The reason is that US complaints that EU law is that American -censor and creates costs for American technological companies.
According to two Reuters sources, state department officials have not yet made a final decision on penalties. And if such a step is implemented, it is likely to be visa restrictions.
Currently, it is unknown which EU representatives or individual member countries may fall under penalties, however, as resources reported to journalists, last week American officials have discussed this issue at internal meetings.
The publication noted that the relationships of the Trump administration along with the European Union remain tense due to threats of tariffs, Washington’s difficult negotiations and critics regarding EU policy to American IT companies.
The departmental department representative did not confirmed or denied rumors about possible restriction steps. At the same time, he said that the United States with great concerns was to monitor the strengthening of Europe’s censorship.
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