On the morning of December 16th, 2025, in the Washington D.C., the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing entitled “Anti-American Antitrust: How Foreign Governments Target U.S. Businesses.” The aim of the hearing is to examine discriminatory foreign regulations based on the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the threats they pose to American innovation and competition, with particular focus on legislative measures taken by South Korea, Brazil, Australia, and Japan. The hearing will highlight the committee’s efforts to curb the spread of foreign regulations that harm the U.S. economy, protect foreign businesses, prohibit practices favorable to consumers, and stifle innovation. New Tang Dynasty and Epoch Times provided live streaming with real-time Chinese translation subtitles.
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This hearing comes amidst growing concerns about the impact of foreign regulations on American businesses and the importance of maintaining a fair playing field in the global market. The Committee’s examination of how foreign governments target U.S. enterprises is seen as a critical step in safeguarding American economic interests and promoting fair competition.
The committee’s discussion will shed light on the challenges faced by American companies operating in foreign markets, especially in countries where regulations may put them at a disadvantage compared to local competitors. By exploring the various legislative actions taken by countries like South Korea, Brazil, Australia, and Japan, the hearing aims to identify potential threats to U.S. businesses and propose strategies to address them.
With the rise of digital markets and the increasing interconnectedness of economies around the world, understanding and addressing the impact of foreign regulations on American businesses has become essential. The committee’s efforts to examine and counteract discriminatory practices that hinder American innovation and competitiveness are crucial for maintaining a level playing field in the global arena.
By providing a platform for experts to share insights and recommendations, the hearing seeks to inform policymakers and the public about the challenges posed by foreign regulations and the importance of upholding fair competition principles. Through live streaming and translation services, a wider audience can engage with the proceedings and stay informed about the Committee’s efforts to protect American economic interests.