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I'm not sure what the EU gains by this? Makes me think they aren't serious politicians. Which is baffling giving the reverse was said of the UK during Brexit talks. At least that was somewhat understandable since the conversation was regarding the UK and the EU. But why has the EU inserted itself into a dispute between Argentina and the UK? What does it have to gain? It's like a snotty kid at school in a playground shouting from the sidelines "kick him in the head!" then running away.
They want to increase trade with celac countries, UK is the EU's whipping boy now we are out of their protectionist zone.
Time for some deviation on regs in key competitive areas like AI and life sciences
https://bdaily.co.uk/articles/2023/07/19/europes-largest-and-most-advanced-life-sciences-facility-coming-to-canary-wharf
https://www.engage.hoganlovells.com/knowledgeservices/news/uk-government-announces-its-competing-vision-for-ai-regulation-in-europe