Europe must revive its economy and strengthen cooperation with trusted partners like Korea[Christophe André]
Although geopolitical rivalries are increasingly fragmenting the world economy, interdependences remain strong and building economic strength and resilience implies cooperation with trusted partners. Korea and the EU are both committed to a multilateral rules-based trading system. Their economic relations have strengthened since their free trade agreement entered into force in 2011 and have potential to develop further. The EU accounted for about 10% of Korean exports in 2024, behind China and t
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Korea’s Digital Gamble:Will New Tech Rules Hurt Innovation and Help China?[Robert D. Atkinson]
South Korea is on the verge of making a costly mistake by copying Europe’s misguided digital competition regulations. The Korean government’s proposed competition rules for major internet platforms misunderstand how digital markets function and would actually hurt Korean consumers’ online experience. Even worse, by unfairly penalizing large American technology companies, these policies risk provoking President Trump, who is already looking for excuses to slap tariffs on adversaries and allies al
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