In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Bitika Sharma, Senior Partner, P.S Manjunathan, Associate, and Rajnish Kumar, Associate at Singh & Singh Law Firm LLP, India, examine how rigorous claim mapping is reshaping patent infringement litigation and enforcement in India.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Alexey Vakhnin, Partner and Managing Director at Vakhnina and Partners, speaks with EAPO President Dr Grigory Ivliev about Eurasian patenting trends, pharmaceutical protection, digitalisation, and the future development of regional IP cooperation.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Sanjaykumar Patel of Excelon IP examines five aspects of India’s IP system that international counsel must understand to protect patents, trade marks, designs, and global portfolios.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Sue Leslie and Geraint Evans of PatWorld explore how Mewburn Ellis transforms structured patent search outputs into strategic, commercially actionable intelligence for innovation and business decision-making.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Kushraj Singh Jaoli of Northon’s Media PR & Marketing explores how generative AI is challenging copyright, human authorship, creative ownership, and the future of popular media.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Anomi Wanigasekera and Sabeera Shariff of Julius & Creasy examine how intellectual property rights support brand protection, innovation, broadcasting, and commercial growth across the global sports industry.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Himanshu Sharma of Hands Partners IP LLP explores India's first accepted smell trade mark and what it means for the future of olfactory branding and non-conventional trade mark protection.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Anna Degtyareva of Gorodissky & Partners explores how Russian courts are using the “malicious interest” doctrine to combat bad-faith non-use cancellation actions and protect well-known trade marks.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Michele S. Katz of Advítam IP examines how trade marks are inherited, transferred through estates, and protected as valuable legacy assets after death.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Zafira Hudani explores how Central and South American countries are reforming IP laws to address AI-generated works, digital enforcement challenges, and international harmonisation.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 25, Dr Shweta Singh of Ennoble IP explores how hybrid intelligence and AI-architected portfolios are transforming the future of IP strategy and innovation management.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 24, Justin Jacobson, Founder of Justin M. Jacobson Law Office, in conversation with Zafira Hudani, Reporter at Northon’s Media PR & Marketing Ltd, United Kingdom, shares insights on protecting creators’ rights, navigating AI in content creation, and building sustainable businesses in the digital entertainment space.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 24, Clare Gibson, Senior Patent Analyst at PatWorld, UK, with analytical contributions from Geraint James, Senior IP Manager, explores global robotics patent trends and how AI-driven technologies are accelerating innovation in intelligent automation.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 24, Zafira Hudani, Reporter at Northon’s Media PR & Marketing Ltd, UK, examines how courts in the United States, Europe, India, and the Caribbean are addressing the legal challenges of AI-generated voice cloning and personality rights.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 24, Hady M. Khawand, Founder and CEO of AIP Genius, Bahrain, explores how human–AI collaboration is reshaping IP services, arguing that the future of intellectual property lies in strategic partnership rather than replacement.

In The Global IP Magazine Issue 24, Dr Shweta Singh, Founder and CEO of Ennoble IP, India, outlines a technical IP playbook for generative AI adoption, focusing on inventorship, authorship, and model provenance to build enforceable AI-driven intellectual property.