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Alexandr Svetlicinii (University of Macau)
When EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation Meets China’s Blocking Statute
September 22, 2026

Background: extraterritorial reach of FSRThe European Union’s (EU) Foreign Subsidies Regulation 2022/2560 (FSR), in force since 2023, enables the European Commission to investigate financial…

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Christian Scheucher (King's College London)
Who Files – and Who Gets Fined?
September 21, 2026

The new Foreign Investment Screening Regulation (FISR) harmonises key elements of national screening procedures, but leaves an unexpectedly basic question unresolved: who exactly must make the filing…

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Alba Ribera Martínez (VU Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Two’s Company, Three’s a Crowd: The General Court Rejects Opera’s Appeal on the Commission’s Non-Designation of Microsoft Edge (Case T-357/24)
September 17, 2026

Last week, the General Court (GC) issued its ruling relating to the European Commission’s (EC) decision not to designate Microsoft’s web browser Edge. This was the first ruling where the GC…

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Assimakis Komninos, Peter Citron (White & Case), Nina Frie
European Commission Softens its Presumption-Based Approach in its Final Guidelines on Exclusionary Abuses
September 14, 2026

The European Commission (EC) has adopted its final Guidelines on exclusionary conduct by dominant companies (final Guidelines). The final Guidelines mark the culmination of a two-year process that…

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Sangyun Lee (Osaka Metropolitan University)
Abuse Without Dominance in Africa? Some Tentative Thoughts on Article 11 of the AfCFTA Competition Policy Protocol
September 11, 2026

On 4 September 2026, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), in partnership with TBE Advisory Ltd, convened an AfCFTA Stakeholders’ Engagement Webinar, which I had the privilege of joining…

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Mustafa Ayna, Selim Turan, Yavuz Yıldız, Ceren Özer (ACTECON)
Passive Sales Restrictions Revisited – Orzaks and the Limits of Online Sales Restrictions
September 10, 2026

When does a restriction on a reseller’s online sales amount to an unlawful passive sales restriction, and when can a supplier legitimately control how its products are sold online? The Turkish…

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Christian Bergqvist (University of Copenhagen)
The Danish Wolt Decision
September 07, 2026

The meal-ordering platform Wolt has been found to have infringed Article 102 TFEU in Denmark on three separate accounts of abuse between January 2022 and December 2024: one exclusionary abuse and two…

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Alba Ribera Martínez (VU Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Progress at the Expense of Accountability: Why the European Commission’s Approach to DMA Compromise Falls Short
September 04, 2026

A few days ago, Apple announced that it would be introducing changes to its apps in the European Union, “following close collaboration with the European Commission (… to) resolve Apple’s…

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Yakup Gokalp (Turkish Competition Authority)
Beyond the Parties to an Investigation: Do Sector-Wide Remedies Have a Place in the Turkish Competition Board’s Decisional Practice?
September 03, 2026

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not represent the institutional views of the Turkish Competition Authority. As is well known, Article 9(1)…

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Neha Vyas (Newcastle University)
When Competition Failed Its Stress Test: The IndiGo Crisis and Regulation Beyond Conduct
September 02, 2026

The Market's ResponseCompetition law rests on the assumption that when the largest undertaking in a market falters, its rivals compete harder rather than following its failure upward. The disruption…

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