Antitrust

… from the Deputy Editors (Lena, Nils & Alba), who met at the 19th ASCOLA conference in Würzburg (sorry Peter,

In the complex landscape of global defense procurement, nations often find themselves navigating a delicate balance between fostering domestic capabilities

The twin interim proceedings in the Vivendi/Lagardère gun-jumping investigation raise interesting legal issues in the wake of the ongoing case

The United Kingdom remains a key European jurisdiction for competition damages actions, also in a post-Brexit world. In particular the

Japan is now the fourth region in the World to have adopted complementary rules to its competition law regime to

On June 20, 2024, the Canadian Parliament passed important changes to Canada’s Competition Act (Act) with the enactment of Bill

On June 6, 2024, AG Collins rendered his opinion in the referral request by the Amsterdam District Court (“ADC”) regarding

Both Member States and the European Union (‘EU’) have pledged their commitment to the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable

It was only a matter of time before the European Commission (“EC“) launched its first ever in-depth investigation of an

The Digital Markets Act (DMA) was initially designed according to a centralised system of enforcement. At least, that was the