Regulators cited failures in transparency surrounding the platform’s “blue X” tag, inadequacies in its advertising repository, and insufficient access for researchers.
Musk’s inflammatory remarks
Sikorski’s intervention underscored growing concern in Warsaw that hostile actors, including Russia, are exploiting anti-EU sentiment to weaken European cohesion.
His comments also echoed a broader message delivered earlier in the day by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who stressed the importance of transatlantic unity amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Tusk called for Europe and the US to reinforce their partnership, arguing that democratic alliances must stand firm in the face of external attempts to divide them.
Against that backdrop, Sikorski framed Musk and Medvedev’s exchange as a vivid example of how inflammatory rhetoric can align – intentionally or not – with the interests of those seeking to destabilise Europe.