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From February 2010, retail chains will be prohibited from abusing significant market power over their suppliers in the food and agriculture sectors.

The Czech Chamber of Deputies has recently passed a long expected draft of an amendment to the Act on Protection of Competition (the "Act").

All three electricity distributors in the Czech Republic have stopped accepting applications to reserve grid capacity from new photovoltaic and wind power plants.

On 2 January 2012 the President of the Czech Republic signed a new amendment to Act. No 216/1994 Coll., Czech Arbitration Act (the "new amendment").

All companies registered in the Czech Republic have now been given their own electronic data boxes for sending and receiving electronic communications with public authorities

New rules may be introduced for enabling agricultural land to be used for non-agricultural purposes – typically, the construction of buildings.

The European Commission has opened a public consultation on a draft guidance paper it has prepared on quantifying harm in actions for damages based on breaches of the EU antitrust rules (EU prohibitions on restrictive agreements/cartels and on abuse of dominance).

On 21 March 2012, the independent Compliance Panel of the European medical technology industry association Eucomed ("Eucomed") announced the launch of its EthicalMedtech platform for its conference vetting system ("EthicalMedtech") to go live.

The European Commission in a paper released on 21 September 2017 outlined different options for taxing profits of digital businesses, to ensure tax is paid where ‘value is created'

On 21st June 2009, Greenland took a step closer to independence and, in turn, control of its vast natural resources following 300 years of Danish rule over the territory.

Reforms affecting the state budget have been announced by the Minister for National Economy.

From 1 July 2012, there will be a new tax on fixed-line and mobile phone calls and text messages by individuals and companies

The procedure for requesting an exemption from the current ban on building retail units bigger than 300m2 (whether new-builds or extensions) has now been announced.

The onus is on the tax authority to prove that a taxpayer knew or should have known that another party was involved in tax evasion or fraud, according to two recent ECJ decisions.

Listed companies are required to establish audit committees by approximately the middle of December 2009.

UOKiK imposed a fine of between €140-€500 per day for each of 1,570 days of delay during which the disputed contracts remained in force.

Cyfrowy Polsat S.A., digital TV operator, and PZU S.A., Poland’s largest insurance company, have been recently fined nearly PLN 1 million (c €250,000) and PLN 15 million (c €3.7 m), respectively, by the Competition Authority (UOKiK) for practices infringing collective consumer interests.