There is nothing unprecedented about using an EU law to impose obligations on a company incorporated within the EU.

A member of the US Senate gets upset by my post for simply stating the obvious: While opinions about Thierry Breton's letter can vary, it is a fact that Twitter International Ltd is an Irish company, incorporated within the EU, and therefore bound by relevant EU laws.

Breaking: Commission adjusts proposed tariff rates on China-made EVs, Tesla the big winner Tesla 9% from 20.8% BYD: 17% from 17.4% Geely: 19.3% from 20% SAIC: 36.3% from 37.4% Other cooperating firms: 21.3% from 20.8% Other non-cooperating firms: 36.3% scmp.com/news/china/dip…

🚨🚨 " Slovakia: the EU's new problem child". Characteristically commanding analysis by Anton Spisak on how Robert Fico and his 🇸🇰government has dismantled democratic norms and instiutions in the country. Via Prospect prospectmagazine.co.uk/world/67750/sl…

“As the next EU leadership takes office, Slovakia is poised to create a new headache. The EU’s experience with Hungary in recent years has shown that tolerating the weakening of democratic norms only entrenches such practices”, writes Anton Spisak. prospectmagazine.co.uk/world/67750/sl…