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EU law weekly: competition (DMA, GBER, EU‑UK co‑operation), GDPR erasure, financial services (EMIR3/BRRD), PPWR/ETS2, IP, life sciences, TMT and trade—26 February 2026

Published on: 26 February 2026

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Competition and state aid

Digital Markets Act—General Court throws out challenge to Commission’s denial of access to DMA designation files

The General Court delivered its judgment in Case T-433/23, Batchelor v Commission, brought by Edward William Batchelor (the applicant) against the Commission’s 2 June 2024 decision refusing access, under Regulation 1049/2001, to internal documents concerning ByteDance’s gatekeeper designation under the Digital Markets Act (the Commission’s 2024 decision). The Court dismissed the claim in its entirety. See News Analysis: EU Competition law—daily round-up (25/02/2026).

State aid—Commission opens consultation on revised draft State aid General Block Exemption Regulation

The European Commission has opened a consultation on a revised draft of the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER), following a July 2025 call for evidence, with adoption targeted before the current GBER expires on 31 December 2026...

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