In this episode, Ms. Ivančica Bobek, a corporate lawyer based in Croatia discusses with Aditya Trivedi and Subhi Pastor about the Commitments under Croatia Competition Regime. They discuss about the objective of commitments in a competition regime and how commitments differ from the settlements. She comments on how the Croatian Competition Agency (“CCA”) views commitments and whether CCA accepts commitments for cartel infringements. Further, they also discuss if the excessive use of the commitments framework potentially is harmfulfor competition regimes and the need of proper regulations to strike a balance. Lastly, they conclude by discussing some of the lessons that the Competition Commission of India (“CCI”) must learn from the CCAand the EC in light of Competition (Amendment) Bill,2023 which introduces the Commitments regime in India.

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In this episode, Mr Folakunmi Pinheiro, Doctoral Candidate, University of Cambridge discusses with Aditya Trivedi and Subhi Pastor about the African Free Trade Area's Competition Protocol. They discuss the provisions of the Protocol; aims and objectives; new institutional framework and impact on African economy. They comment on the missed opportunities of Africa in the absence of such a Protocol and also discuss the role of national and regional competition agencies. Further, they discuss the impact of the Protocol on Bigtech's anti-competitive practices in Africa; gatekeeper provisions in the Protocol and regulation of online platforms. Lastly, they conclude that this Protocol will significantly enhance the seat of Africa at the world table during antitrust negotiations.

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In this Episode, Mr Emmanuel Kolawole Oke, who is a Senior Lecturer of International Intellectual Property Law at University of Edinburgh discusses with Isheta Boruah about the interface between international intellectual property law and international investment law; How the investment tribunals interpreted the fair and equitable treatment (FET) standard in intellectual property rights cases; How an intertextual approach be employed in the analysis of the interface between international intellectual property law and international investment law.

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In this episode, Avani Joshi, Associate, Clifford Chance, Brussels interacts with Aditya Trivedi and Ritika Ghosh on her journey from India to Brussels as a competition lawyer. She shares her work experience in India and Brussels, interesting cases she dealt with, her approach to competition law, difference in antitrust practice of India and Europe, lessons for young lawyers and her take on sustainability and competition law.

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In this episode, Dr. Amber Darr, Lecturer in Competition law, University of Manchester discusses with Aditya Trivedi about her book "Competition law in South Asia: Policy diffusion and transfer" published by Cambridge. They discuss the contents, objectives, research methodology, and conclusions of the book. They also engage in an insightful conversation on the development of competition law in 8 South Asian countries, the past and the present. Digital markets and upcoming challenges in competition law and how South Asian nations can tackle is also one of the interesting aspects of this podcast.

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In this episode Mr Nilanshu, Founding Partner of KAnalysis discusses the importance of managing IP Portfolio & valuation of well managed IP portfolios; how IP portfolios help attract investors, steps organizations should take in creating and promoting the development of IP, et al.

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In this Episode, Professor Guido Noto La Diega discusses with Isheta Boruah about What IoT all about & how is IPR interlinked with IoT, IP rights that are involved in an IoT Device, how can IP regulatory compliance help tackle the unethical technical control of smart devices by the IoT Giants et al.

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In this episode, Karina Flores, Deputy Director General, Mexican Competition Commission discusses with Aditya Trivedi and Rishika Jain about "Cartel Investigations and Leniency: The Mexican Experience". They discuss the constitutional amendments in Mexican competition law in 2013; natural justice and cartel investigations; leniency provisions of Mexican competition law; criminal liability on cartel offenders; leniency regime from a competition policy perspective and importance of competition compliance and advocacy programmes to make industry legally complaint.

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In this episode, Isheta Boruah, Arnav Joshi & Manvendra Singh discusses with Professor Gaetano Dimita who is a Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary University, London about the "Interrelation of IPR & Esports: A legal exploration of interactive entertainment". . Mr Dimita discusses the role of IPR in the booming e-sports industry;interrelation and functioning of each other; role of copyright law in e-sports considering it is a part of the interactive entertainment industry; copyright infringement in the e-sports industry; steps that can be taken to prevent such infringements et al.

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In this episode, Mr Daniel Barrio, Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills at Brussels discusses with Aditya Trivedi and Mrigank Patel on 'Gun-jumping in EU Competition law'. They discuss the meaning of gun jumping and provisions of EU Competition law; distinction between gun jumping and execution of a transaction before clearance; legal provisions on non notification of a merger; pending cases against Altice and Canon; violations of EUMR; and the role of competition compliance.

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