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Le Royaume-Uni signe un accord commercial avec la Corée du Sud
(French) David Henig argues the UK-South Korea trade deal is minor, involving only a few changes, not a major victory for Britain as claimed by officials via Les Echos.
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Perspectives: UK trade policy sets sights on Brussels
David Henig writes his Perspectives column for Borderlex on post-Brexit UK trade policy, which has underperformed, failing to deliver growth or viable alternatives to EU ties, prompting renewed interest in closer Brussels relations.
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UK agrees trade deal with South Korea just weeks ahead of deadline
David Henig believes the government exaggerated the UK-South Korea deal’s benefits, but says it is valuable for reinforcing the UK’s commitment to a rules-based trade system via the Financial Times.
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How the ‘Brussels effect’ backfired
Dyuti Pandya comments on the weakening of the Brussels effect for an FT Briefing.
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Quantum-Cluster: Starke Investitionen und strategische Entwicklungen
(German) ECIPE study, "Mapping the Quantum Ecosystems: How Are Economies Positioning Themselves for Innovation Success" highlighted in IT Boltwise News Briefing.
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Quantum Startup Funding of $25M+ Signals Strong Cluster Presence
ECIPE study, "Mapping the Quantum Ecosystems: How Are Economies Positioning Themselves for Innovation Success" highlighted in Quantum Zeitgeist's news briefing.
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How the EU Can Capture the Benefits of Quantum Computing
Dyuti Pandya's blog, "The Limits of Autonomy: Realigning Quantum Strategy", cited in Applied Quantum's online reading.
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Mucha burocracia, poca inversión, un error
(Spanish and behind paywall) Oscar Guinea writes his column for El País on how Europe's stagnant productivity needs bold change: simplifying tax incentives for R&D and reducing corporate taxes could boost investment, innovation, and economic growth while reducing bureaucracy.
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Path to prosperity: slashing red tape to unlock a brighter future
ECIPE study, "EU export of regulatory overreach – the case of the Digital Markets Act (DMA)" referenced in the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Report.