This report provides a comprehensive overview of international intellectual property law, focusing on the protection of intangible assets such as patents, trademarks, designs, and trade secrets. It examines the role of the European Union in standardizing intellectual property rights, highlighting the functions of the European Patent Office and the impact of international agreements like the Berne Convention. The report also delves into the TRIPS Agreement, outlining its standards, enforcement mechanisms, and dispute settlement processes. Furthermore, it explores the interplay between competition law and intellectual property, discussing landmark cases like Huawei v ZET. The relationship between intellectual property rights and property law is analyzed, emphasizing the protection of unique cultural, business, and philosophical creations. The report also touches upon limitations and exceptions to copyright, referencing cases like Nokia v HTC and Deutsche Grammophon v. Metro, and concludes with a discussion of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and the principles applied by the Court of Justice in relation to the free movement of goods within the internal market.