Monthly international merger control developments

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Each month, we provide a round-up summarising merger control developments around the world. These newsletters are curated by the Lexis+® UK Competition team. This subtopic is an archive of all previous monthly round-ups sent to subscribers via email.

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    International merger control developments—September 2026

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