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India’s TRIPS Compliance Effort Could Be Test Case
In what could be seen as a “test case” for the balance between intellectual property protection and the promotion of public health, the Indian government today appeared to meet a…
U.S., Andean Negotiators Dodge Toughest IP Issues For Now
Washington, D.C.–U.S. and Andean negotiators last week discussed several intellectual property issues but saved the most difficult ones for the next round, a senior U.S. trade official said Monday. Regina…
Talks On TRIPS and Health Stall As Deadline Nears
Negotiations to expand the availability of medicines under a World Trade Organisation agreement on intellectual property rights by 31 March broke down Monday after informal consultations showed no compromise forthcoming,…
Both Sides Claim Victory In Geographic Indications Dispute
Both sides claimed victory Tuesday in a World Trade Organisation dispute brought by Australia and the United States against the European Union’s protection of foods with names deriving from specific…
Officials Make Incremental Progress In TRIPS Talks
Officials negotiating to implement and update a 10-year-old agreement on intellectual property rights at the World Trade Organisation made a little progress toward that goal last week, according to official…
