The European Union's recent punitive fine against Elon Musk's platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has sparked a significant backlash from both the Trump administration and Musk himself. This conflict highlights the EU's struggle to control the narrative in the face of rising populist movements across the continent, with X now the leading news source in all EU nations. The Trump administration's directives against censorship and Musk's call for the EU's abolition underscore a growing resistance to EU regulations, particularly those targeting American tech firms.

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Highlights:

• “The EU fines X €120 million for alleged violations of the Digital Services Act.”
• “Musk calls for the abolition of the EU, igniting #AbolishTheEU worldwide.”
• “Trump administration issues visa bans for those involved in online censorship.”
• “Rising populist parties in Europe linked to the popularity of X as a news source.”

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