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Rumours are circulating that the European Commission plans to close or merge the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC), the organisation tasked with ensuring that EU telecoms rules…

Lithuanian regulator RRT has launched a consultation on private 5G networks within the 3800−4200 MHz band, and is accepting comments until 6 June.

North Macedonia’s regulator hopes to add a third mobile operator to the national market when it assigns spectrum licences in the 700 MHz, 1800 MHz and 3.6 GHz bands.

The text, currently being discussed by the House Budget Committee, grants the Federal Communications Commission the authority to auction spectrum and mandates that it auction 600 MHz within the next…

South Korea is amending regulations to enable foreign satellite operators such as Starlink and Eutelsat OneWeb to offer their services in the country, while backing its own LEO satellite project…

Australian regulator ACMA is proposing to renew almost all of the 69 spectrum licences due to expire between 2028 and 2032, although mobile operators will have to pay fees running…

A new letter argues that a lack of full access to the band would “jeopardise” Europe’s opportunity to play a leading role in 6G deployment.

Despite being the first such contest in the country for five years, there are mixed views on the likely level of demand for the frequencies on offer.

The European Commission has concluded that more regional and global cooperation between the mobile and aviation sectors is needed to ensure safe coexistence between mobile networks and aircraft radio altimeters.

The Senate has paused approval of a proposed overhaul of Mexico's telecommunications law and spectrum policy.

The global security situation and advances in other countries have spurred the US into efforts to identify services that could complement the positioning, navigation and time (PNT) system.