Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that former President Trump is vocally opposing foreign digital regulations that he perceives as discriminatory against American tech companies while favoring Chinese firms [1][2] - Trump threatens to impose high tariffs and export controls on countries that enact digital taxes and regulations targeting U.S. tech companies [2][5] - The European Union (EU) has introduced the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act since 2022 to regulate the digital market and limit unfair competition from tech giants [5][12] Group 2 - EU officials have denied accusations that their regulations target any specific country, asserting that their laws apply equally to all companies operating within the EU [6][12] - The EU emphasizes that its regulatory measures are non-discriminatory and are based on democratic values, not subject to negotiation with other countries [6][12] - There is increasing pressure within the EU to activate the "anti-coercion" mechanism in response to Trump's threats, with some member states expressing support for this action [12][13]