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Two new research notes have been added to our WRC-27 dossier, which is part of the PolicyTracker Spectrum Research Service.

A month ago, the European Commission opened a call for evidence on its Digital Networks Act. I've been going through over 300 responses to find any insights into what stakeholders…

Spectrum usually isn't a particularly partisan issue in the US but the Trump Administration's One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) could be setting up a clash over access to unlicensed…

The leading database on global spectrum licences has been updated to reflect the latest changes, including a recent auction held in Thailand and a merger in the UK.

We speak to Raquel Renno Nunes, who monitors ITU discussions for the human rights advocacy group Article 19.

The UK government released a new 10-year industrial strategy on Monday. It has identified eight key sectors to drive economic growth over the next decade, one of which is digital…

This year's research revealed vendors generally agree that both existing and new spectrum bands are needed to support 6G.

Although 6G will not be a generational shift, it will need access to new spectrum in the 6–15 GHz range, according to a recent report.

Our profiles for the current 4G and 5G bands, as well as possible 5G and 6G bands, have now been updated.

The Security Service of Ukraine carried out an unprecedented coordinated drone strike this week, deep inside Russian territory.

We speak to Howard Benn, who has spent decades working at the standards organisation 3GPP.