German government says criticism of Musk does not mean exit from X
ReutersJan 29, 2025 1:13 PM
BERLIN, Jan 29 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's sharp criticism of Elon Musk's backing of right-wing parties in the European Union does not influence how the German government uses his social media platform X, a government spokesperson said on Wednesday.
"It has no repercussions. Our statement still holds that we are looking at and weighing up what is happening there case by case," said the spokesperson in a press conference, adding there was no pre-defined "red line".
Scholz on Tuesday described Musk's backing of right-wing parties in the EU as "really disgusting", saying it was hindering democracy in the bloc.
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