EU Stands Firm on Digital Rules Despite Trump Warning

EU Stands Firm on Digital Rules Despite Trump Warning

EU stands its ground on digital rules despite Trump warning, making it clear that Europe won’t soften its strict tech regulations. The message comes as pressure mounts from global leaders and tech giants who argue that the rules could hurt innovation and competitiveness. Yet, Brussels insists the framework is essential to protect consumers and ensure fair competition in the digital economy. Image : Google Why the EU Won’t Back Down European officials stress that the rules are not just about controlling tech giants—they are about safeguarding democracy, data privacy, and market fairness. The EU sees its Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) as cornerstones for the future of digital governance. Even with Washington signaling concerns, especially after Trump’s warning, Brussels is standing firm. Policymakers argue that weakening these rules would mean compromising the principles of transparency, accountability, and user protection. What Trump’s Warning Means for Europe Trump…