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In this post, we look at two cases of the General Court, case T-361/24 and T-66/24.
The recognition is expected to strengthen Mexico’s position as a key player in the global wine scene.
Certain analyses indicate that Horizon Europe funding success rates show a clear disparity, with northern countries outperforming their southern counterparts in securing grants.
The European Commission (EC) is developing an EU start-up and scale-up strategy aimed at enhancing the framework conditions for these businesses. The strategy will be shaped by a broad consultation with stakeholders, and as part of this process, the EC has launched a public consultation.
The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has recently released the 2024 Mapping Exercise (ME) report, which examines and maps the stakeholder networks and engagement models of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) within the European Union Intellectual Property Network (EUIPN).
In this post, we look at two cases of the General Court, case T-187/24 and T-434/23.
All countries in Latin America have already joined, except Cuba.
In this blog post, we look at a recent decision by the EUIPO Board of Appeal declaring the invalidity of the well-known design for Crocs shoes: why this decision was made and what are its consequences?
This week we look at the latest patent dispute involving Disney and the General Court case T-195/24.
Businesses in ASEAN can resolve their IP and technology disputes through the WIPO-ASEAN Mediation Programme, AMP+, from 23 January 2025 to 31 December 2025.
Cambodia has taken another significant step to introduce a draft law governing trade secrets, aligning itself with international obligations under the TRIPS Agreement. On 18 February 2025, the Department of Intellectual Property Rights (DIPR) of the Ministry of Commerce (MoC) hosted a National Semin
On 11 February 2025, the European Commission unveiled its Work Programme for 2025, titled "Moving forward together: A Bolder, Simpler, Faster Union." This strategic document outlines the Commission's key initiatives aimed at enhancing the EU's security, prosperity, and democratic values.
The Thai Department of Intellectual Property has announced upcoming adjustments to various fees related to international applications. Effective February 1, 2025, these changes will apply to international application fees, international search fees, processing fees and late payment fees. The revisio
The Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy put forward recommendations to strengthen the EU's research and innovation policy and lay the groundwork for the forthcoming 10th Research Framework Programme (FP10) in a report adopted on the implementation of the flagship Horizon Europe programme.
Our team interviewed the European IP Helpdesk Ambassadors, gathering their insights and expertise on knowledge valorisation and intellectual asset management.
Nigeria’s media industry is booming, with Nollywood and Afrobeats driving global recognition. With streaming, AI, and increased investment fueling growth, the new Copyright Act aims to tackle piracy and protect creatives.
European Patent Office (EPO) is organising the third edition of the Codefest.
Recently, the Intermediate People’s Court of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, delivered a second-instance judgement on a high-profile copyright infringement case involving a generative artificial intelligence platform.
Costa Rica aims to digitalize its services with EUIPO’s support fully.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) recently published a new policy paper providing an overview of key issues at the intersection of artificial intelligence and some intellectual property rights.