European Union

By: Joanna Conway & Stuart Neely (Norton Rose Fulbright) In this piece for Norton Rose Fulbright's Connections blog, authors Joanna Conway & Stuart Neely look at the EU KIDS ACT,...

By Laurie-Anne Grelier, Sofía Gruner Kahn & Deniz Akduman (Covington) In this article for Covington & Burling, authors Laurie-Anne Grelier, Sofía Gruner Kahn & Deniz Akduman (Covington) discuss two July 2026 judgments by the...

By: Helen Jenkins (Top of the Agenda/Oxera Consulting) In this Oxera podcast with host Helen Jenkins, participants discuss the European Commission’s revised Merger Guidelines, one of the most significant developments...

By: Emiliano Vitaliani (Dublin City University Law & Tech) In this blog entry for the DCU Law & Tech Research Cluster, author Emilianio Vitaliani explores the growing tension between data...

By: Elisabet Cots, Silvia Sáenz de Ormijana & Rut Alemany (Baker McKenzie) This blog from authors Elisabet Cots, Silvia Sáenz de Ormijana & Rut Alemany (Baker McKenzie) offers an overview of the European...

By:Paul Maynard, Jadzia Pierce & Sam Jungyun Choi (Covington & Burling)   In this blog post for Inside Global Tech, authors Paul Maynard, Jadzia Pierce & Sam Jungyun Choi (Covington...

Remedies are central to EU competition law enforcement: without them, identifying anticompetitive conduct is largely futile. Yet the Commission’s remedial record in digital markets – exemplified by Microsoft, Google Shopping,...

By: Bianca-Ioana Marcu & Daniel Hales (Future of Privacy Forum) This piece by authors Bianca-Ioana Marcu & Daniel Hales for the Future of Privacy Forum takes a look at the...

This article discusses Mario Draghi’s suggestion to battle increasingly uncompetitive markets in the EU by way of a so-called New Competition Tool (NCT). The NCT is a flexible tool that...

This article offers a provocative reading of the Digital Markets Act as something more than a competition instrument. The authors suggest that beneath debates over fairness, contestability, and compliance lies...

This article argues that regulation and innovation in the European Union can be mutually reinforcing when guided by science-for-policy. In light of concerns about Europe’s competitiveness and innovation gap, it...

By: Charles Whiddington (Steptoe Antitrust) In this blog post for Steptoe Antitrust, author Charles Whiddington explains that the European Commission has entered 2026 with an active cartel enforcement agenda across...