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Robert Atkinson

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Robert Atkinson’s Biography

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Long standing Labour Councillor in Kensington & Chelsea and Group Leader during Grenfell Fire crisis . Worked for Labour MP Karen Buck for 7 years. 23 years managed Camp America Camp Counsellor programme . Masters degree from Johns Hopkins in International Relations . Particular interests in Education, Health & Social Services, Electoral Reform & Public Transport

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Korea needs to fix mobility market befor robotaxis arrive

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By Robert Atkinson
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
Korea’s autonomous vehicle future will depend less on engineering progress than on whether the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and the National Assembly reform the mobility market in advance. The government has sustained its goal of commercializing Level 4 autonomous driving or autonomous vehicle in defined settings by 2027 and has expanded testing zones and regulatory frameworks.
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Korea Needs to Fix Mobility Market Before Robotaxis Arrive

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By Robert Atkinson, Sejin Kim
| Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
As Korea moves toward its goal of commercializing Level 4 autonomous driving in defined settings by 2027, the central constraint may not be technological readiness but whether the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and the National Assembly reform the market in advance.
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Why Korea must learn the new Trump trade playbook

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By Robert Atkinson
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
When Washington floated a plan to restore a 25 percent tariff on Korean exports, Seoul’s first reaction was procedural. Officials pointed to delayed legislative ratification, slow progress on investment bills, or what Prime Minister Kim Min-seok described as President Trump’s “unique communication style.” That reading understates what is happening. Inside Washington, this is not seen as a paperwork dispute.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

School magazine & then Press Releases as opposition leader in a safe & unresponsive Conservative Council

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes ( badly ) . I am old

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Making it more accessible to ordinary people but also encouraging us all to hear & speak to only those who share identical views
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