美国制裁法国籍欧盟前官员，马克龙谴责：这等同于是恐吓胁迫

Group 1 - The U.S. has imposed visa sanctions on a former EU official and four European activists, provoking strong condemnation from France [1][3] - French President Macron criticized the sanctions as an attempt to undermine Europe's digital sovereignty, emphasizing that EU regulations are democratically established and should not be dictated from outside Europe [1][3] - The sanctions target Thierry Breton, a prominent figure in the EU who played a key role in the Digital Services Act, which is considered one of the strictest internet regulations globally [4][5] Group 2 - The Digital Services Act requires large online platforms to take legal responsibility for illegal content and misinformation, with potential fines of up to 6% of global annual revenue for non-compliance [5] - Breton expressed dissatisfaction with the visa restrictions, framing them as a form of political persecution and highlighting the democratic support for the Digital Services Act from the European Parliament and member states [5] - The EU has previously fined Elon Musk's X platform €120 million (approximately 992 million RMB) for violating online content rules, indicating ongoing tensions between the EU and U.S. regarding digital regulation [3]