Komisi Eropa mengajukan pengaduan ke organisasi perdagangan dunia (WTO). Hal ini terkait dugaan praktik tidak adil dan juga ilegal yang dilakukan oleh China dalam menetapkan tarif royalti di seluruh dunia untuk paten penting berstandar Uni Eropa tanpa persetujuan pemilik paten.
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00:00The European Commission has proposed a complaint to the World Trade Organization, or WTO.
00:13This is related to unfair and illegal practices committed by China in setting royalty rates worldwide for important European-standardized patents without the consent of the patent owners.
00:26The European Commission has proposed a complaint to the World Trade Organization, or WTO.
00:34The European Commission, which oversees the trade policy of 27 member states of the European Union,
00:39said China had granted permission to its court to set rates worldwide for high-tech companies in the European Union, especially in the telecommunications sector.
00:50The Chinese Ministry of Trade submitted a decision by the European Union to advance the complaint.
00:55In this regard, China will deal with the problem in accordance with the WTO regulations, while protecting its rights and interests.
01:03The case involves a standard essential patent, which protects important technologies for making goods that meet certain standards, such as 5G for mobile phones.
01:13The European Commission has requested a consultation with China.
01:16This is the first step in the design of the WTO.
01:20If a satisfactory solution is not found within 60 days, the European Union executive can request that the court panel be formed as a source for action.
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