Core Viewpoint - The European Union's permanent court has rejected Amazon's lawsuit to overturn its classification as a "very large online platform," confirming that Amazon must comply with EU digital regulations [2] Group 1: Legal Classification and Obligations - According to the EU's Digital Services Act, online platforms with over 45 million monthly active users are classified as "very large online platforms" and must take on additional responsibilities to manage illegal and harmful content [2] - In 2023, the European Commission determined that Amazon met the criteria for being classified as a "very large online platform" [2] - The court stated that the EU legislative body's classification of "very large online platforms" as posing systemic risks to society is appropriate [2] Group 2: Amazon's Response and Future Actions - Amazon filed a lawsuit in the same year, arguing that the specific obligations imposed on such platforms violate rights protected by the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, including freedom of enterprise, property rights, and freedom of expression [2] - The court's ruling includes obligations such as requiring the use of non-user-profile-based recommendation systems and allowing researchers access to specific data to mitigate risks [2] - Amazon has the option to appeal the ruling within two months [3]

新华社布鲁塞尔11月19日电（记者张馨文 丁英华）欧盟常设法院19日宣布，驳回美国电商巨头亚马逊 公司寻求撤销将其认定为"超大型在线平台"的诉讼，确认亚马逊必须遵守欧盟相关数字法规。 ...