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The European Commission has publicly accused Temu of obstructing its investigation into whether the Chinese e-commerce platform received foreign subsidies distorting the EU market. The allegations stem from an unannounced December 2025 inspection in Ireland.
Google's landmark €1 billion Digital Markets Act fine in Europe has sparked a new wave of private litigation from competitors seeking up to €10 billion in combined damages for anti-competitive behaviour, with cases already filed across multiple countries.
Malaysia's Senate has passed the Competition (Amendment) Bill 2026, granting the Malaysia Competition Commission expanded powers to tackle cartels, monopolies, and anti-competitive conduct in an increasingly complex digital economy.
Google has asked Europe's top court to dismiss the European Commission's appeal against a lower court ruling that scrapped a €1.49 billion antitrust fine, arguing that regulators' case contains fundamental flaws.
Switzerland's competition regulator is investigating Google's decision to remove a feature that allowed Android users to select their default search engine during device setup, citing potential anti-competitive practices.
Malaysia's Dewan Rakyat has passed the Competition (Amendment) Bill 2026, introducing stronger penalties for cartel activities and data obstruction in investigations by the Malaysia Competition Commission.
Malaysia's Parliament advanced competition law reforms and examined press freedom policies during its third week of sitting, with debates spanning healthcare, food security and defence modernisation.
Nigeria's competition authority is investigating Meta, Alphabet, and X for allegedly using journalistic content without authorisation to train AI systems, following a petition from the country's media industry.
Malaysia's Foreign Ministry has partnered with the Malaysia Competition Commission to tackle bid-rigging and cartels in government procurement, strengthening transparency and protecting public funds.
Malaysia's Competition Commission has completed a comprehensive study of the housing sector and found no evidence of anti-competitive practices affecting property prices, Deputy Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Dr Fuziah Salleh told Parliament.
Malaysia's Parliament has begun reviewing two competition amendment bills that would significantly expand the Malaysia Competition Commission's investigative authority and broaden competition law coverage across all economic sectors.
Japan's Fair Trade Commission has raided six leading ice cream manufacturers on suspicion of operating a price-fixing cartel, with officials allegedly coordinating price increases through emails and meetings since around 2022.
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The Malaysian Competition Commission has initiated formal action against six companies suspected of colluding in bidding for an AADK tender valued at RM5.7 million, marking another significant enforcement action in Malaysia's competition landscape.