India is considering adopting a law similar to the EU's Blocking Statute to protect domestic companies from disruptions caused by foreign sanctions. This move, triggered by Microsoft's suspension of services to Nayara Energy, aims to reduce dependence on foreign digital infrastructure and assert legal sovereignty over extraterritorial measures.
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- ›EU Law Examined: EU Blocking Statute (Regulation No 2271/96)
- ›Key Trigger Incident: Microsoft suspended Nayara Energy's services (July 2025)
- ›Target this Data: EU Blocking Statute - Regulation No 2271/96 (1996)
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Ministry of Finance (proposing the law)
- ›Target this Legal Point: Extraterritorial application of laws considered breach of international law
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