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The UK has signed a Free Trade Agreement with Vietnam which came into force on 1 January 2021.

Vietnam is in the process of changing its IP Law to comply with the duties and requirements under the major trade pacts it has signed.

On 12 January 2021, a workshop on consultation of the draft amendment to Vietnam IP Law ("Draft Law") was co-hosted by the Ministry of Culture, ...

Digitalisation has changed the way intellectual property (IP) offices operate, and made them more effective. During the Covid-19 pandemic, when many IP offices were physically closed, online systems played an essential role. Thanks to this, filing and processing services avoided disruption.

On October 17 2020, Xinhua News Agency revealed the progress of the revision of eight laws, which includes the fourth revision of the PRC Patent Law (

The South-East Asian region consists of 10 countries with a combined GDP of USD 3 trillion (the 5th largest in the world) and a population of...

Due to the social distancing measures imposed during the Covid-19 pandemic, people are massively relying on the internet for both their work and...

In 2005, when eBay Inc. started promoting their services online in Vietnam, they found that the domain name ebay.com.vn

In 2005, when eBay Inc. started promoting their services online in Vietnam, they found that the domain name ebay.com.vn had already been registered by

If you heard about a threat that had already caused a loss of EUR  60 billion in economic growth and almost 289 000 jobs in Europe alone

The global economy has recently witnessed unprecedented blows due to the US–China trade war and COVID-19.

In these changing times, we all need to find the time to prepare for the future and draft our strategy for success.

The COVID-19 pandemic hitting the entire world has provided big challenges for 2020.

According to an update from the World Health Organization (WHO), by 15 April 2020 the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) had already infected 1 918 138

Singapore and the EU are key trading partners. The EU is Singapore’s third-largest trading partner in goods, accounting for 10 % of its total trade