According to British media reports on the 18th, the US Trump administration plans to invest in Europe and other regions to support aid projects related to the “Make America Great Again” agenda, including fighting against EU regulatory systems and policies and regulations in the name of maintaining competition and promoting so-called “freedom of speech.” Britain's “Financial Times” quoted a copy of a notice issued by the US State Department to members of the US Congress as reporting that 2 million US dollars of funding proposed by the US government will be used for “anti-censorship” projects to combat EU regulations, including challenging the EU's Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act.

According to British media reports on the 18th, the US Trump administration plans to invest in Europe and other regions to support aid projects related to the “Make America Great Again” agenda, including fighting against EU regulatory systems and policies and regulations in the name of maintaining competition and promoting so-called “freedom of speech.” Britain's “Financial Times” quoted a copy of a notice issued by the US State Department to members of the US Congress as reporting that 2 million US dollars of funding proposed by the US government will be used for “anti-censorship” projects to combat EU regulations, including challenging the EU's Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act.