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The deadline for CEPT's explorative report on 6425—7125 MHz has been pushed back, complicating EU plans for a follow-up mandate on the subject.

The UKE is playing down industry concerns about potential cross-border interference from a Ukrainian digital terrestrial TV broadcaster.

A report by the country's financial watchdog lists the occasions when the Frequency Allocation Board failed to stop the illegal use of frequencies and did not collect fees.

Regulators and industry representatives discussed the future of spectrum sharing and regulation at a recent event in Geneva.

A study compiled by Plum Consulting for the Wi-Fi Alliance argues that home broadband speeds in China are constrained by a lack of Wi-Fi spectrum.

A newly launched Wireless Innovation Forum project intends to develop "highly dynamic" spectrum sharing in the US, starting in the 3.1 GHz band.

Belgrade is preparing to launch its long-awaited 5G spectrum auction after postponing the procedure several times. 

The plan to make spectrum available in the 2.1, 2.3 and 2.6 GHz bands has drawn strong operator interest despite the ongoing war, the regulator says.

The Ministry of Science and ICT’s four-year spectrum plan includes releasing frequencies for new services such as "urban air mobility" (UAM).