RT Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee)Why is Europe trying to censor X?Millions of Europeans are finally getting red-pilled by reading actual, unbiased news on X—instead of state-approved, legacy-media propagandaSo naturally, the European Commission is trying to kill X—because “the truth is dangerous” ...

EU is fining 𝕏 because it loves censorship.Freedom of speech will not exist in EU unless something drastically changes.European Commission (@EU_Commission):Today, we fined X for non-compliance with transparency obligations under the DSA.We're holding X accountable for:🔹Deceptive design of its ‘blue checkmark’🔹Lack of transparency of its advertising repository🔹Failure to provide access to public data for researchers↓ ...

"Elon Musk buying Twitter, you changed the course of the history. You made a fork in the road. We were headed down a path of censor and of control of narratives that is unprecedented."https://t.co/3hD5REnzVw ...

RT Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra)The EU having the audacity to threaten to FINE 𝕏 for refusing to censor the European people.The same EU which fines Hungary EVERY DAY for refusing to let invaders into their country.Tyrants working against Europeans.Dismantle them. https://t.co/lbZd6brF2l ...

Censorship in China remains harsh. Rather than thriving on edginess and controversy, creators survive by removing anything that could irk China’s strict government. Yet there are signs of change https://t.co/vTzeI90cIo ...

RT Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)🇺🇸🇬🇧 U.S. OFFICIAL BLASTS UK'S ONLINE SAFETY ACT: "A DEAL BREAKER FOR AMERICAN FREE SPEECH"U.S. Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy Sarah Rogers has ignited a diplomatic firestorm, condemning the U.K.'s Online Safety Act as "vastly overreaching" and a form of cross-border censorship disguised as child protection:"It's not about safety.It's about control, and it doesn't stop at your borders."The Act compels tech giants like Meta, Google, and X to scan private messages ...

Geopolitical & Regulatory Concerns - U.S. official condemns the UK's Online Safety Act as "vastly overreaching" and a form of cross-border censorship [1] - The Act could fine tech giants up to 10% of global revenue for failing to remove "harmful" material [1] - The U.S. government views the Act as undermining the First Amendment by forcing U.S. companies to censor lawful speech [2] - Concerns exist that the UK's Act could set a precedent for other authoritarian governments to demand similar censorship [2] - The U.S. administration is drawing a line against weaponizing American companies to enforce foreign censorship regimes [3]

From small clubs to viral variety shows, China’s stand-up comedians are testing the limits of laughter in a system where every punchline must pass through censors. https://t.co/ZkqFGrd4W0 ...

From small clubs to viral talent shows, Chinese comedians are testing how far laughter can go in a system where every punchline must pass through censors. Read more: https://t.co/AYdoXhEcb9📷️: A Weibo account under iQiyi https://t.co/gTiyMQ2e6S ...

From small clubs to viral variety shows, China’s stand-up comedians are testing the limits of laughter in a system where every punchline must pass through censors. https://t.co/EqnyS8aMYo ...