澳大利亚政府推出的新闻议价激励法成为美国政界争议焦点。1该法案对谷歌、Meta等科技平台的本地广告收入征收2.5%的税款，所得资金用于支持新闻业。1美国贸易代表Jamieson Greer在近两周前与澳大利亚贸易部长Don Farrell的通话中就此事进行了讨论。1
特朗普政府及共和党人士对该政策持强烈反对态度。1共和党人士Grover Norquist表示，特朗普政府可能很快启动第301条贸易调查。1白宫已将这项政策标签为"外国敲诈"。1澳大利亚总理Albanese为该改革进行了辩护，称这是"绝对必要的改革"，并指出公司可通过与出版商达成协议来抵消税款。1
Australia's government has introduced a news bargaining incentive law that imposes a 2.5% tax on the local advertising revenue of technology platforms including Google and Meta, with the collected funds directed toward supporting news organizations.1 The policy has drawn sharp criticism from the Trump administration and Republican figures, who characterize it as discriminatory.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer raised the matter with Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell in a conversation approximately two weeks prior.1 The White House has labeled the policy as "foreign extortion," and Republican strategist Grover Norquist indicated that the Trump administration may soon initiate a Section 301 trade investigation that could result in sanctions against Australia.1 Australian Prime Minister Albanese has defended the reform as "absolutely necessary," noting that companies can offset the tax obligation by reaching agreements with publishers.1
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