Latest

The Scope of Application of EU Competition Law & Where to Draw the Line for Blacklist-Documents

November 12, 2025

The protection of leniency applicants in the context of private damages actions is a never-ending story; when it comes to determining which interest should prevail, the issue keeps chasing its own…

Articles

Enjoy new articles covering various topics every day. If you would like to join our authors and gain recognition in a legal world contact Editorial Guidelines.

Marina Maccagno (PwC Legal Italy)

Is the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation Delivering on Its Promise After Two Years of Implementation?

November 11, 2025

The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) has now been in force for over two years, and its implementation has proven to be quite challenging. As the dust settles, the question remains: is the FSR…

Kirthi Srinivas, Anmol Awasthi, Arth Doshi (AZB & Partners)

No Déjà Vu: How Section 26(2A) Reinvents Res Judicata in Indian Competition Law

November 7, 2025

Section 26 (2A) of the Competition Act, 2002 (Competition Act) codifies the principle of res judicata , and states that “the Commission may not inquire into an agreement referred to in Section 3 or…

Julius Schradin (Clifford Chance)

Increased FDI scrutiny: Details from the European Commission's 5th Annual Report on FDI screening

October 30, 2025

The 5th report on the screening of foreign direct investments ("FDI") published on 14 October 2025 by the European Commission ("Commission") provides an overview of enforcement activities and…

Jimena Tamayo (Universidad de Valladolid)

Private Enforcement of the DMA: Germany Takes the Lead with the 1&1 Mail & Media/Google (Gmail) Case

October 29, 2025

Private enforcement of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) is now a reality, and the judgment of the Regional Court of Mainz (Case 12 HK O 32/24) in the 1&1 Mail & Media/Google (Gmail) case, delivered on…

Todd Davies (University College London)

The Dark Side of Computational Antitrust: When AI is Used to Evade the Law

October 28, 2025

Given the creeping complexity of cases, expanding evidence bases, and the ever present threat (or reality) of budget cuts, competition authorities around the world are on the lookout for ways to…

Alba Ribera Martínez (University Villanueva, Spain)

Brazil Seeks to Amend its Competition Law: A Regulatory Model à la Allemande

October 20, 2025

The Brazilian Federal Government proposed to the Brazilian Congress on the 17th of September an amendment to its competition law regime via Bill No. 4675/2025 (the Bill). In essence, the proposed…