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Reshaping the Perception of the Strength of Indian IP law

How robust is India's IP regime?

The Butterfly Effect of Brexit

Cash For IP Through Loan Financing Now a Reality In Singapore

China,Uzbekistan Vow to Beef up IPR Protection

The Impact of Economic Policies on IP Infrastructure

On June 23, 2016, the British government voted to leave the European Union (EU). Separately, on February 4, 2016, Malaysia signed the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) together with 11 other countries in Auckland. On a regional level, ASEAN...

Commerce Secretary: US Will ‘Do the Right Thing’ on TPP

Harmonization by the Back Door?

 Developments outside ASEAN may be bringing harmonization to Southeast Asia, whether it is wanted or not. Darren Barton spoke with delegates at the ASEAN Intellectual Property Association’s Annual Meeting and Conference in Kuala Lumpur on...

GIPC: IP is the Key to Innovation

More than 450 delegates from 35 different countries converged on New Delhi in January to participate in the 8th Global Intellectual Property Convention. Darren Barton reports on some of the convention highlights.

China Launches Intellectual Property Operations Funds

Singapore Ranks 6th In IP Environment Index

Lawyer Urges Businesses to Embrace Cyber Protection

Singapore, UK Sign MOU

China, Australia Conclude ‘High Quality’ FTA

Following more than a decade of negotiations, the final text of the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement has now been tabled in the Australian Federal Parliament and is thought to have a clear majority backing. Lily Zhang examines what it means for I...

A New IP Policy for India?

Make in India

With the first year-and-a-half of Narendra Modi’s term as prime minister of India in the books, lawyers in India weigh in on the state of Make in India, India’s IP regime and the country’s attractiveness to foreign investo...