Allegations of EU Commission Intervention in Google Penalty Case (heise.de)

• Allegations of von der Leyen's intervention in Google case
• Civil society and MEPs demand DMA enforcement and probe
• Questions over EU competition independence

"According to media reports, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen personally intervened in the antitrust case against Google to prevent a potential fine. The allegations, based on internal sources, have sparked outrage. Civil society organizations and MEPs demand full enforcement of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and an independent investigation. The case raises questions about the independence of EU competition oversight."