A brand-new Competition Law & Economics newsletter by the Competition Society of the College of Europe

The Competition Society of the College of Europe serves as a platform for students interested in competition law and economics. The Society brings together a diverse community of students with backgrounds in both law and economics who share an interest in how competition policy operates in practice and in theory. 

In March 2026, the Competition Society of the Victoria Amelina Promotion (2025-2026) launched “Competition Pills”, a newsletter dedicated to competition law and economics.

The newsletter features interviews with leading practitioners, academics, and public officials from across the competition law and economics community, providing concise insights into current debates and developments in the field. 

2026 Competition Pills Issues:

1. Navigating the Complexities of State Aid: An Interview with Andreas von Bonin
2. Competition Litigation and Innovation: Insights from Assimakis Komninos
3. The Evolution of EU Competition Litigation and Enforcement: Economic Analysis, Digital Markets, and the Changing Dynamics of Judicial Review
4. ‘Buy European’ and ‘Made in Europe’ requirements in Public Procurement: An interview with Prof. Dr. Sarah Schoenmaekers 
5. Legal Challenges in the Automotive and Digital Sectors: An Interview with Bernd Meyring 
6. The Importance of Economic Analysis in Competition Law: Behavioural Economics and Digital Platforms
7. A Conversation with Prof. Avv. Mario Siragusa on the Evolving Tensions Between IP Rights and Competition Law: FRAND, SEPs, and Antitrust | Coleurope
8. Competition Law and the Internal Market: An Academic Journey through EU Law
9. Les évolutions récentes en contrôle des concentrations et les relations entre les autorités nationales et la Commission
10. A Conversation with Henry Llewellyn and Antonio Bavasso on the Future of EU Merger Control, Foreign Investment Screening, and Global Regulatory Coordination
11. Behind the Procedure: a conversation with Alfonso Lamadrid on Competition Law & Life Beyond Antitrust
12. “Competition law beyond The End of History: greening dark times” Guest lecture by Martín Martínez Navarro