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This regular update (no. 90| 28 October 2022 ) covers key regulatory EU developments related to the evolving COVID-19 situation (Antitrust & State Aid; Trade/Export Controls; Medicines,...

Brussels is struggling to clear cash for Europe to rival the US on microchips.

Despite record profits, the fertilizer industry has had its needs prioritised in the European Commission’s Fertilizer Communication, announced last week. Measures to prevent import-dumping of fertilizer were not lifted, in a move to protect the fertilizer industry within the EU’s borders. Oliver Moore and Ashley Parsons have more. Despite record profits, the fertilizer industry has had its needs prioritised in the European Commission’s Fertilizer Communication, announced last week. Measure...

The government is using high prices as a pretext to target foreign retailers like Spar and Lidl with higher taxes and price caps.

European Commission approves €225.6M aid measure to support SEFE Securing Energy.

It aims to deal with the “adverse economic, social, territorial and, where appropriate, environmental consequences"

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ECJ rules against Brussels in Fiat case.

The antitrust chief built a fearsome reputation by turning her state aid powers toward a tax crackdown.

A public meeting hosted by Chris MacManus MEP in Carrick-on-Shannon last Tuesday night heard frustration at the failure of successive Governments to tackle the ...