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India’s antitrust landscape has entered a more assertive phase in FY 2025–26, with the Competition Commission of India (“CCI”) significantly sharpening its enforcement approach. For multinational companies, this shift has direct implications for legal risk management and internal governance. A key development is the CCI’s increasing reliance on an “effects-based” framework when assessing abuse of dominance.

India does not intend to observe the AI revolution from the margins. That much is now clear. The India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi marked a turning point — for the first time, a global AI summit shifted decisively to the Global South. For international stakeholders, the implication is equally clear: engagement with India's evolving AI legal framework can no longer be passive or peripheral.

The India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi marked a turning point. For the first time, a global AI summit shifted decisively to the Global South—an unmistakable signal that India does not intend to observe the AI revolution from the margins, but to shape its trajectory. For international stakeholders, the implications are equally clear. Engagement with India’s evolving data protection framework can no longer be passive or peripheral.

The SCOTUS Ruling on Trump Tariffs : A Pause, Not an Endpoint. The US Supreme Court Invalidates Tariffs imposed under IEEPA. Trump does not have power (to impose tariffs) - Says US Supreme Court. The Supreme Court of the US gave its judgment in the case of Learning Resources Inc. vs. Trump, President of the US on 20th February 2026 in which it held that the President was not authorised to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA/Act).