In a lunar press briefing, the European Commission representative had to repeat over and over again that Elon Musk had the right to express himself freely on X, just like everyone else in Europe, while many of the journalists present were astonished that the Commission couldn’t silence him on the basis of the Digital Services Act. In recent days, it will have escaped no one that Elon Musk has been highly critical of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and has made no secret of his support for the AfD in the run-up to the German elections on February 23. Some, such as former Commissioner Thierry Breton and MEP Aurore Lalucq, have suggested that X, or Elon Musk himself,…
