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Practical policy context for IP teams tracking Policy, Singapore, Public Consultation.
IIPLA reviews the policy implications of Policy, Singapore, Public Consultation, with practical notes for Southeast Asia IP teams monitoring risk, enforcement, licensing, and portfolio strategy.
Bilateral talks focus on balancing AI innovation with creator rights and exploring new IP financing models
Thailand’s Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) engaged with four key South Korean copyright bodies to deepen cooperation on copyright protection, AI policy, and intellectual property financing. Discussions addressed legal frameworks for AI, use of copyrighted works as loan collateral, and alternative fundraising…
Draft law introduces comprehensive measures including VAT refunds for foreign film crews and investment incentives to stimulate Vietnam’s cultural sector
Vietnam’s National Assembly Committee for Culture and Society reviewed a draft law proposing six policy groups and special mechanisms to invigorate the country’s cultural industries. Key measures include VAT refunds for foreign film crews, financial support for high-value cultural projects, and incentives targeting in…
Practical policy context for IP teams tracking Policy, Progress, Three.
IIPLA reviews the policy implications of Policy, Progress, Three, with practical notes for Europe IP teams monitoring risk, enforcement, licensing, and portfolio strategy.
Bac Ninh Provincial Police uncover major counterfeit fertilizer production and online sale of fake luxury jewelry, reinforcing legal enforcement under Government Resolution No. 68…
Vietnam’s Bac Ninh Provincial Police have launched decisive actions against counterfeit goods production and intellectual property infringement, including a high-profile fertilizer counterfeiting case and seizure of fake luxury jewelry sold via social media. These efforts align with the government’s commitment to fost…
The immersive Pipilaka Calling exhibition at Sarinah Thamrin combines technology and storytelling to engage audiences with social and environmental messages through local IP chara…
On January 21, 2026, Indonesia’s Minister of Creative Economy, Teuku Riefky Harsya, alongside Deputy Minister Irene Umar, visited the Pipilaka Calling exhibition in Jakarta. The exhibition showcases local intellectual property by integrating technology, interactive audiovisuals, and environmental storytelling, targeti…
Proposed legislation aims to integrate AI-specific rules into Indonesia’s copyright framework, raising concerns among tech companies about innovation and compliance
Indonesia is advancing a draft copyright bill that would uniquely recognize artificial intelligence in its legal framework. The bill proposes banning AI from mimicking creators’ distinctive styles, requiring disclosure of AI-generated content, and mandating compensation from tech platforms for using copyrighted works…
Deputy Prime Minister Suphajee Suthumpun highlights IP’s economic potential as TCEX 2026 draws record attendance and business deals
The Ministry of Commerce officially launched the Thailand Character & Content Expo 2026 (TCEX 2026) to promote intellectual property as a key driver of Thailand’s creative economy. The event, held at Siam Paragon, showcased over 250 creators and generated substantial business matching deals, underscoring the growing v…
Practical policy context for IP teams tracking Policy, Govt, The Commerce Ministry.
IIPLA reviews the policy implications of Policy, Govt, The Commerce Ministry, with practical notes for USA IP teams monitoring risk, enforcement, licensing, and portfolio strategy.
New MoU aims to establish a Technology and Innovation Support Centre and boost patent registration for researchers
On 7 July 2026, University of Asia Pacific (UAP) and the Department of Patents, Industrial Designs and Trademarks (DPDT) under Bangladesh’s Ministry of Industries signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen intellectual property (IP) protection, promote innovation, and facilitate patent registration. The collab…
WIPO’s 2026 World Intangible Investment Highlights ranks the Philippines third fastest-growing economy in intangible asset investments, driven by rapid expansion in research and d…
The Philippines has been identified among the world’s fastest-growing economies in intangible investments, with a 3.9% compound annual growth rate from 2012 to 2022. According to the World Intellectual Property Organization’s latest report, the country’s spending on research and development, software, brands, and inte…
Customs authorities intensify technology use and legal reforms to intercept counterfeit goods amid rising cross-border e-commerce challenges
Vietnamese customs officials are strengthening enforcement against counterfeit and intellectual property-infringing goods at border checkpoints. With the rapid growth of cross-border e-commerce facilitating smaller, harder-to-detect shipments, authorities are adopting advanced technologies, refining legal procedures,…
Regional energy security concerns rise as LNG supply interruptions and price volatility impact Asia-Pacific power sectors amid ongoing Middle East tensions
The ongoing Middle East conflict has significantly affected Asia-Pacific energy markets, particularly liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply and pricing. Key LNG exporters like Qatar have suffered production disruptions, while major importers across the region face heightened costs and supply uncertainties. Countries incl…
Practical policy context for IP teams tracking Policy, Over, Vietnam Investment Review.
IIPLA reviews the policy implications of Policy, Over, Vietnam Investment Review, with practical notes for Europe IP teams monitoring risk, enforcement, licensing, and portfolio strategy.
Vietnam’s Foreign Ministry underscores ongoing reforms and cooperation efforts to address IP rights issues highlighted in U.S. 2026 Special 301 Report
Vietnam has reaffirmed its dedication to strengthening intellectual property (IP) protection and enforcement, signaling readiness to engage with international partners, including the United States, to clarify policies and resolve differences. The Foreign Ministry highlighted recent legal reforms, enforcement actions,…
The Prime Minister requested to crack down on websites and organizations operating copyright infringement websites with large traffic on music and illegal television programs.
The Prime Minister requested to crack down on websites and organizations operating copyright infringement websites with large traffic on music and illegal television programs. The Prime Minister has just issued Official Dispatch No. 38/CD-TTg dated May 5, 2026, focusing on directing the drastic implementation of solut…
The US report recognises Thailand’s continued progress on IP protection and enforcement, while urging further legal changes and action against infringement.
The US report recognises Thailand’s continued progress on IP protection and enforcement, while urging further legal changes and action against infringement. The United States has kept Thailand on its intellectual property (IP) "Watch List" in its 2026 assessment, despite acknowledging the country's progress in IP prot…
The 2026 Special 301 Report highlights Thailand’s proactive enforcement and legislative reforms, though online piracy and patent backlogs remain concerns
The 2026 Special 301 Report highlights Thailand’s proactive enforcement and legislative reforms, though online piracy and patent backlogs remain concerns The 2026 Special 301 Report highlights Thailand’s proactive enforcement and legislative reforms, though online piracy and patent backlogs remain concerns.
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