State Aid Post-Brexit: What Can UK Learn from Serbia’s Experience?
Soon, the UK and Serbia will be in a similar position towards the EU: they will both be out of…
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Largest Serbian Cable Operator in Abuse of Dominance Probe
The Serbian NCA has launched an abuse of dominance investigation against Serbia Broadband (SBB), the largest Serbian cable operator. The…
READ MOREMerger Filing in the Balkans: The Basics
What are the basic rules governing merger filing in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Macedonia (FYROM)? Here they are,…
READ MOREThe Case of the Serbian Peaky Blinders: Aid Granted By Serbia’s State Gas Company ‘Not State Aid’
One of the very last decisions the Serbian Commission for the Control of State Aid rendered in 2017 was a…
READ MOREMontenegro: Competition Watchdog to Also Cover State Aid
Apart from antitrust and merger control issues, the Montenegrin Competition Agency will soon also be in charge of State aid…
READ MORELargest Serbian Dairy in a Cartel Investigation
The Serbian Competition Commission doesn’t seem to rest – it has launched another antitrust investigation. This time it is investigating Imlek,…
READ MORESerbian Commission Conducts Dawn Raids, Opens Two New Cases
Since conducting its first dawn raids two years ago, the Serbian Competition Commission has now become well versed in such…
READ MORECompetition Law in Serbia: Five Ideas for Reform
Serbia has had modern competition enforcement for more than a decade, which is sufficient time for an assessment of which parts…
READ MOREPrivate antitrust enforcement in communist Yugoslavia? It existed! And was better regulated than today
Private antitrust enforcement has been in the spotlight in the EU for several years now, with the EU Commission doing…
READ MOREAntitrust Damages in Serbia: The Basics
Despite more than a decade of modern antitrust enforcement in Serbia, private damages claims haven’t really picked up. This is…
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