A leading EU official denied taking a softer approach to Big Tech, citing a “very clear legal basis” for regulators and pointing to ongoing investigations into social media platforms X and Meta. The Digital Services Act, in effect since 2024, gives the EU power to regulate Big Tech to prevent illegal activities online. Questions arise as the tech industry attempts to influence the EU’s approach, with Meta’s CEO urging the incoming U.S. president to consider the bloc’s competition rules.
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Trump swings by Scottish oil hubs as UK energy debate flares
Protests are planned in Edinburgh as Donald Trump arrives in Scotland for meetings with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and First Minister John Swinney, amid widespread disapproval from Scots. The discussions will focus on the UK-EU trade deal and energy policy, particularly balancing fossil fuel production with climate commitments, while Trump’s controversial views on renewables may further polarize public opinion. Want More Context? 🔎
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