Temu’s DSA action plan is due: what the €200m fine means for takedowns
Temu’s DSA action plan is due on 28 August 2026. What the €200m fine for illegal products requires and how brand owners can use it to demand better takedowns.
Temu’s DSA action plan is due on 28 August 2026. What the €200m fine for illegal products requires and how brand owners can use it to demand better takedowns.
How Article 17 of the DSM Directive makes content-sharing platforms liable for user uploads, what best efforts requires and how rightholders can license or remove content.
When WIPO mediation and arbitration beat litigating an IP dispute in several countries, what they cost and how to draft the dispute resolution clause in cross-border contracts.
Who qualifies for the EPO’s 30% micro-entity and language fee reductions, how they combine, and who can claim EUR 500 for Unitary Patent translation costs.
OAPI grants one title for 17 states; ARIPO’s Banjul Protocol works by designation, with a six-month national review and new USD fees since 1 March 2026.
EURid’s €600 discount cuts .eu ADR filing fees to €700 until 31 December 2026. What to prove, who can obtain a transfer and the mistakes non-EU brands make.
Hague reaches OAPI’s 17 states, Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia; ARIPO covers 20 states including Kenya; South Africa and Nigeria need national filings. A route map for Africa.
Argentina’s Deputies approved PCT accession on 27 August 2026 with a Chapter II reservation. The bill returns to the Senate; Paris deadlines still apply.
How Latin American scale-ups can sequence markets and IP budgets using the Paris priority year, the PCT’s 30-month national phase and the gaps in PCT and Madrid coverage.
56 applicants qualified for ICANN support in the 2026 gTLD round, 7 from Africa and 1 from Latin America. Fee cuts, bid credits and what corridor brands should watch.