Domain name owner and trademark owner

Question

Domain name market

The owner of a trademark registered after domain registration has the right to sue this domain? (.com zone)
And what if the trademark was registered before the domain was registered?

If the owner has a local trademark (for example, in one country), but the domain registrar does not have a trademark, what chances does the trademark owner have of suing the domain?

And how and where are these issues resolved?

Answer 1

As far as I remember, according to the law, whoever is the first is right. At least according to the laws of Russia.
For other issues, this is for lawyers.

Answer 2

If the site on the domain is not a trademark promotion by its own content, does not violate the laws of the Russian Federation, then the brand owners can safely go to.

Answer 3

According to my data. Can be selected if the domain is later TM registered.

Answer 4

The .com zone is outside the jurisdiction of the laws of the Russian Federation, so you don’t have to worry about the possible claims of the TM owner.

Answer 5

If you are the owner of a trademark and you have registered it with the ICANN Clearinghouse, then only you have the priority right to register a domain with that name. in all other cases, apparently, you will have to sue.