The war has exposed a problem that until recently seemed to be of secondary importance: Protection of intellectual property.

Why did this happen?

Ukrainian entrepreneurs thought about intellectual property (IP), so to speak, ‘for the future’. Stereotypically, IP was thought of as a ‘plaything’ of market giants – something that has become so entrenched in the minds of the public that today we have to catch up with this gap by leaps and bounds.

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