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Lena Hornkohl  (University of Vienna, Austria)
From Fragmentation to Harmonisation, From Investment to Security? - Entering the Trilogues on the Revision of the FDI Screening Regulation
June 17, 2025

Transaction lawyers across the EU are by now sufficiently familiar with a third screening tool, alongside merger control and foreign subsidy control: foreign direct investment (FDI) screening. As the…

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Sam MacMahon Baldwin  (Szecskay Attorneys at Law, Hungary)
Is it State Aid NOT to Sue Cartelists for Damages? Public Inaction in the Age of Private Enforcement
April 14, 2025

Unless you’ve been living under a rock the last decade, you’ll know that private enforcement of antitrust is now big business, spurred on by the Damages Directive and industrious claimant-side law…

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Jan Broulík  (University of Amsterdam)
How to Define Relevant Labour Markets?
December 17, 2024

The application of competition rules to the conduct and concentrations of employers has been called ‘the new frontier for competition policy’ (see here). This so-called ‘labour antitrust’ has been…

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Alba Ribera Martínez  (University Villanueva, Spain)
Full (Regulatory) Steam Ahead: Gatekeepers Issue the First Wave of DMA Compliance Reports
March 11, 2024

The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is now applicable. Following the 6-month interim period where gatekeepers had the opportunity to adapt their business models to the regulation, the DMA now requires them…

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Heidi Waem , Muhammed Demircan  (DLA Piper)
A Deeper Look into the EU AI Act Trilogues: Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments, Generative AI and a European AI Office
November 13, 2023

The World's first hard-law horizontal legislation on artificial intelligence is currently nearing political agreement between the European Union's (EU) three legislative branches, the European…

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Aurora Gijbels  (Intui Attorneys)
Is Big Bad? Where the Economy Takes Over from Lawmakers - A Law and Economics Analysis of Regulating Amazon.com
February 07, 2023

Lawmakers and Amazon.com are involved in a constant cat-and-mouse game. Amazon.com is the big winner when consumers and businesses extensively use its digital ecosystem. As a reaction, lawmakers…

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Thosten Käseberg  (Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy)
Antitrust 2.0 – Governance of oversight over digital gatekeepers
December 14, 2020

The current policy debate The European Commission will table two main legislative proposals on digital platforms: the Digital Markets Act (DMA) with new rules regarding the behaviour of gatekeeper…

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Edwin Vermulst  (VVGB Advocaten/Avocats) , Antigoni Matthaiou  (VVGB Advocaten/Avocats)
The Upcoming Polish 5G Auction: Assessing the Role of the EECC Directive
December 03, 2020

Starting in 2016, the EU set out the shift to high-capacity 5G networks with the adoption of the “5G for Europe Action Plan”.[1]  These days, the buildout of the 5G network throughout Europe is…

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Elisabetta Righini  (Latham & Watkins LLP) , Javier Ruiz-Calzado , David Little , Pierre Bichet  (Latham & Watkins LLP)
The European Green Deal & Competition Policy - Call for contributions on how EU competition rules and sustainability policies can work together
October 19, 2020

On 13 October 2020, the European Commission (EC) published a call for contributions to gather ideas on how EU competition rules (State aid, antitrust, and merger control) and sustainability policies…

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Peter Citron  (White & Case, Belgium)
Partial annulment of European Commission decisions to order dawn raid inspections
October 09, 2020

On 5 October 2020, the General Court of the European Union (GC) partially annulled decisions of the European Commission (EC) to order on-the-spot inspections (dawn raids) of a number of French…

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