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Too much video surveillance in a Montenegrin tavern

June 2, 2017, ,
In December 2016, the Montenegrin Personal Data Protection Agency (“Agency”) conducted an inspection related to video surveillance in a tavern in the city of Kotor. The Agency made a formal...
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Stabilisation clauses and state aid

May 30, 2017 and , ,
The fact that NIS, Serbian oil company in majority ownership of Russian Gazprom, has been enjoying a preferential “mining fee” regime thanks to the Serbia-Russia inter-governmental agreement (IGA) concluded in...
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Montenegrin Competition Agency to assume new powers and take over state aid control

May 4, 2017, ,
The Agency for Protection of Competition of Montenegro (“Agency“) has just published its 2016 Report, providing us with a detailed account of its activities in the previous year. The report is...
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Serbian competition watchdog fines oil producers after one of its most comprehensive infringement analysis to date

April 27, 2017, ,
On 13 March 2017, the Commission for the Protection of Competition of the Republic of Serbia (“Commission“) fined Victoriaoil and Vital, two out of four players on the market of oil products...
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(Un)constitutionality of dawn raids in the competition law investigations in Serbia and Montenegro

April 11, 2017, ,
The Montenegrin Agency for Protection of Competition announced on 22 March 2017 that it had carried out a dawn raid at the premises of a transport company in Cetinje. The...
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Awaiting the ePrivacy Regulation

April 10, 2017, ,
On 10 January 2017 the European Commission issued its proposal of ePrivacy Regulation (“ePrivacy Regulation”), laying down rules for the protection of privacy and personal data within the context of electronic communications...
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Data retention: New CJEU judgment and a Serbian perspective

February 8, 2017 and , , , ,
On 21 December 2016, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued another remarkable ruling on data retention (Joined Cases C-203/15 (Tele2 Sverige AB v. Post- och telestyrelsen)...
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The European Union targets OTT players

February 1, 2017, , ,
Last September, the European Commission issued its proposal for a Directive establishing the European Electronic Communications Code(“ECC”). The ECC aims at updating EU’s regulatory framework for electronic communications (“EC Regulatory Framework”)...
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Serbia Hunts for New Investors: Incentives for Investment Cycles

January 25, 2017, ,
With the aim of enticing new investments, the Government of Serbia has enacted a new, more generous, decree on investment incentives.1 The most significant novelties are as follows: (i) the thresholds...
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Serbian Competition Commission closes the year boldly

January 9, 2017, ,
While Belgrade was falling into the Christmas festive spirit, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (“Commission“) was busy in the last months of 2016 with new decisions and studies....
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