This article examines how geopolitical pressures increasingly influence the operation of competition policy itself. Through merger control and digital regulation, the authors show how governments and firms alike can deploy economic leverage, investment pressure, and broader strategic considerations to shape outcomes that once aspired to institutional neutrality. Their contribution raises difficult questions about how authorities can preserve independence while operating in an era of heightened g
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