美對歐盟前監管高官祭簽證禁令！《數位服務法》引爆跨大西洋科技戰
美國務院以壓制言論自由為由，拒絕向歐盟前數位專員布雷頓等五人核發簽證。此舉因歐盟《數位服務法》（DSA）而起，美歐科技監管分歧浮上檯面。
一場網路監管的角力，如今演變成外交上的短兵相接。美國國務院於12月24日宣布，將拒絕向5名人士核發簽證，其中包括歐盟（EU）前首席技術監管官蒂埃里·布雷頓（Thierry Breton）。美方指控他們試圖「脅迫」美國社交媒體平台，壓制其反對的觀點。
美方指控：「全球審查產業複合體」
美國國務卿馬可·魯比歐（Marco Rubio）在聲明中表示：「這些激進的活動家和被武器化的非政府組織（NGO），推動了外國的審查打壓——每一次都針對美國的發言者和美國公司。」美國務院形容布雷頓是歐盟《數位服務法》（DSA）的「主謀」，該法案要求社群媒體公司進行內容審核，此舉激怒了部分美國保守派人士，他們認為這是企圖審查右翼言論。
其他被列入禁令名單的還包括：英國「全球假訊息指數」（GDI）的負責人克萊爾·梅爾福德（Clare Melford）、非營利組織「對抗網路仇恨中心」（CCDH）的伊姆蘭·艾哈邁德（Imran Ahmed），以及德國組織HateAid的兩位執行長。魯比歐補充道，「川普總統的『美國優先』外交政策，拒絕任何侵犯美國主權的行為。」
歐洲反擊：這是「獨裁式的攻擊」
被制裁的個人對此舉提出嚴厲譴責。布雷頓暗示這是一場「獵巫行動」，並在X平台上發文稱：「致我們的美國朋友：審查制度並不在你所想的地方。」過去，他曾因X（前身為Twitter）的所有者馬斯克（Elon Musk）是否遵守歐盟規則而與其發生衝突。
GDI發言人向BBC表示，「今日宣布的簽證制裁是對言論自由的獨裁式攻擊，也是政府令人髮指的審查行為。」HateAid的兩位執行長也發表聯合聲明，稱此舉是「一個日益無視法治、並試圖以一切必要手段讓批評者噤聲的政府所採取的鎮壓行為。」
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