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A new edition of a joint report by the EUIPO and the European Commission, published today, highlights the urgent need for continued action against counterfeiters.

As consumers prepare for year-end festivities, many are looking for great deals. But a report from Europol and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) warns that scammers and organised crime networks use legal entities and loopholes to avoid detection by authorities and profit from consumers’ appetite for good deals with fake products.

On 25 September, the EUIPO celebrated creativity, innovation and brilliance in industrial design in Riga, Latvia.

The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and the European Commission have launched intellectual property (IP) training for influencers on the Influencer Legal Hub.

The European Commission launched a public consultation to gather direct input from interested stakeholders for the preparation of the Commission’s future communication and promotion campaign relate

How will the EU IP Action Plan impact the Single Market? What is the future of IP in the context of Artificial Intelligence?

The number and use of applications or ‘apps’ has grown rapidly over the past 15 years, as they are now a major channel for users to access content and a diversity of services from e-commerce to ban

Equality between women and men is among the foundational values of the European Union (EU) and its Member States.