Sector
Enforcement
Sri Lanka turns to IP reforms as trade, investment and U.S. ties take focus
14 August 2026Forum highlights digitalization, enforcement challenges and opportunities for Sri Lankan businesses.
Japan protests unauthorized use of anime characters in U.S. political posts
11 August 2026Tokyo urges Washington to respect copyright holders following several controversial social-media posts.
Suspected counterfeit Nike shoes seized from Ho Chi Minh City factory in one of Vietnam’s biggest ra...
11 August 2026A signal of where enforcement is heading in Vietnam, says lawyer.
Australian prime minister sets up Office of AI, vows to protect copyright owners
04 August 2026Copyright regime will remain permission-based, while new enforcement mechanism is under consideration.
Trademark protection in the UAE through customs recordal and Amazon Brand Registry
01 August 2026The commercial dynamism of the UAE has transformed the region into a premier focal point for global trade, logistics and digital consumer markets.
Music, creative groups in Australia issue open letter to gov’t on copyright, AI training
29 July 2026What is the Australian gov’t doing about it, and what else could be done?
FIFA, brands and its human rights framework
20 May 2026How human rights framework affect brand sponsorship deals — Excel V. Dyquiangco
IP protection across countries joint hosting a major sports competition
29 May 2026How can host countries align their efforts to protect these IP across borders? — Espie Angelica A. de Leon
UAE IP rights and sustainable growth
08 May 2026The UAE is rapidly strengthening its role as a leading global centre for innovation
No interim relief, Delhi court orders disclaimer in case involving medical humanitarian organization
03 June 2026Court adopted a balanced approach to protect a trademark while promoting artistic freedom.
Patent pools: The package deal of patents
15 April 2026Cutting costs, easing disputes and unlocking innovation through smarter shared patent strategies — Espie Angelica A. de Leon
SG’s Court of Appeal orders online seller to pay Louis Vuitton more than half a million in damages
29 May 2026Under Singapore law, damages are not intended to be punitive, says lawyer.
From paper-based to digital: IPO Pakistan poised for major transformation
19 May 2026Lawyer says IP office may want to complement efforts with capacity building measures.
Cartoons and characters on merchandise: All about character licensing and IP protection
15 April 2026How can licensors protect IP rights after licensing to third parties? — Espie Angelica A. de Leon
USTR names Vietnam a top concern country for IP protection, enforcement
18 May 2026Designation is understandable, not punitive, lawyers say.