privatelayer ignoes dmca. but they've only dedis and private cloud. no shared hosting plans.
alexhost is quite good for vps. never tried their shared hosting.
the-online.com (U.S. based but ignores DMCA if you host on their EU and Asia location) choose web hosting (cpanel or plesk) and after paying login to control panel and select Europe (Netherlands) location as they just forward DMCA notices to you. It's up to you to reply to it or ignore. mostly I've ignored.
Buyvm.net (U.S based but ignores DMCA if you hosting in their EU (Luxemborg). Sadly, buyvm only has VPS and no shared web hosting.
Then there are few Russian hosting companies, but since U.S. has sanctioned, I'm not sure about how I'm able to pay in USD with visa/mastercard. You can try them with crypto payments. Best one is CDN called ddos-guard. It's like cloudflare CDN but does not gives a damn to DMCA.
Nop. I would never trust in the-online which offices in US, they need and they will obey to DMCA, no matter where the server is.
If they decide to ignore their company can be legally sued. Not offshore, not secure. I never will go with them even if they are cheaper or not. Is a BIG NO.
BuyVM.net only in LUX location, but is always out-of-stock. US is only for freedom of speech.
Alexhost.com - Ignores DMCA, but only in LiteSpeed Hosting (Shared), but their other plan Shared Hosting which you pay yearly isn't offshore.
Privatelayer - they host a tons of tons of pirated websites and other controversial content as reverse proxy to hide IP location etc.
Flokinet.is - Good hosting provider, but not for antivax websites. Freedom of speech allowed (except antivax lool)
2x4.ru - A good company that ignores DMCA and dirty things.
Novogara - Aka Ecatel. I need to talk? Host several websites of pirated content, freedom of speech extreme right, extreme left and many many controversial websites out there, even forums which "some dark content" and others. But still Offshore
PRQ.se - Uhhh, expensive, but still in operation. No review, no budget for it... But clearly good to go?
Njal.la - The competitor of prq.se? Since one of Co-founders is Peter Sunder from TPB, Njal.la offers VPS. Offshore? Maybe for somethings.