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Independent, impartial and active in 70 countries, we help organisations gain insight and clarity on digital policy, regulation and law.
We are an independent regulatory intelligence provider.
Independent, impartial and active in 70 countries, we help organisations gain insight and clarity on digital policy, regulation and law.
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We’re a trusted provider of national and international regulatory intelligence to over 270 clients across 90 countries. Our expertise helps clients position themselves, make informed decisions and act with confidence in the following areas:
06 October 25
Around two-thirds of MENA countries use market analysis to impose ex ante regulations
Cullen International’s updated benchmarks shows how regulators in the Middle East and North Africa use market analysis frameworks to analyse and regulate telecoms markets.
03 October 25
Over 50 cases and counting: a snapshot of European antitrust enforcement against big tech
Our latest Antitrust & Mergers report gives a snapshot of the 50+ antitrust cases that have been brought against big tech companies at the EU and national level.
01 October 25
Environmental goals of industry groups in the postal and transport sectors
30 September 25
EU AI Act implementation: Only a few countries have designated AI Act enforcement authorities
Our new Benchmark tracks the progress in the national implementation of the AI Act across 18 EU countries.
29 September 25
Most postal codes in Europe are managed by universal service providers
This new benchmark gives an overview of postal code systems and their management and supervision in selected European countries.
25 September 25
Data retention obligations in the Americas
Our new benchmark shows that many countries in the Americas mandate telecommunications companies to retain traffic metadata and to grant competent authorities access to the retained data in the context of criminal investigations or judicial activities.
24 September 25
Cyprus adopts final CSRD transposition law and member states advance efforts on the “stop-the-clock” directive
Cullen International’s updated benchmark tracks the progress made by the 27 EU member states in transposing the CSRD and the related “stop-the-clock” directive.
23 September 25
Seven member states impose essential requirements beyond those in the Postal Services Directive
Our latest research benchmarks the extent to which European countries have included essential requirements within their postal framework, i.e. within the scope of postal regulation. Essential requirements are general non-economic reasons which can induce a country to impose conditions on the supply of postal services.
22 September 25
Six out of fourteen selected European countries have adopted, or are discussing the adoption of rules on the prominence of services of general interest
Cullen International has just published its latest benchmark on the prominence of services of general interest in fourteen European countries.