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As EU leaders gathered in Cyprus, a draft summit text suggested they would water down the Digital Networks Act schedule. National regulators have also published comments criticising the proposal.

The second-largest mobile operator in the US has asked the regulator to waive several rules so that its 850 MHz spectrum licences can be used for direct-to-device (D2D) services when…

New Zealand's government has delayed assigning the 26 and lower 28 GHz bands for mobile and fixed wireless access until 2028-2030, citing a lack of maturity in potential use cases.

The Maltese regulator says it aims to extend incumbents' current licences for 900 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2100 MHz spectrum, among others, “to provide regulatory certainty and predictability” in the…

Norway is working on a new emergency network that will leverage commercial operators’ 5G networks, following the signature of a strategic collaboration agreement between the government and the country's mobile…

The US regulator aims to make at least 100 MHz of the 3.98–4.2 GHz band available for flexible-use licences by 2027.

The US regulator is consulting on proposals for a new licensing framework to give non‑communications spacecraft, including orbital data centres, better access to TT&C spectrum.

The Hungarian regulator says renewing 2.1 GHz licences “ensures the long-term stability and continuity of mobile services,” but many other European regulators prefer to auction spectrum in bands where licences…

Elon Musk’s Starlink has filed an incomplete application to take part in the Federal Communications Commission’s AWS‑3 auction of terrestrial mobile spectrum licences across the US.

Polish regulator UKE is hoping its failed attempt to assign 3.8-4.2 GHz spectrum for private networks in 2023 was a blip and that there will be more interest this time.