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France has said it is ready to start auctioning 3.5 GHz spectrum, although the award procedure will not conclude until June 2020. 

The 5G Media Action Group (5G-MAG) wants the media sector to have a stronger voice in 5G developments. It has proposed a plan for a three-tiered approach to broadcast content…

Taiwan’s government has announced that the 4.8—4.9 GHz band is open to private users to test 5G services ahead of licensing in 2021—2022.

FCC chair Ajit Pai has urged the US Congress to repeal a law that mandates the regulator to start an auction of parts of the T-Band (470—512 MHz) in 2021.

Polish regulator the Office of Electronic Communications (UKE) has released the draft terms of a highly-anticipated 3.6 GHz spectrum auction that will use a simultaneous multiple round auction (SMRA) format. 

US regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) unanimously agreed at its December Open Meeting to issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that will pave the way for mobile licences below 3.55…

Ivan Dimitrov, the president of Bulgaria’s regulator the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC), has announced that the institution plans to launch the procedure to assign 5G spectrum in the 700 MHz…

WRC-23 is expected to be dominated by calls for IMT identifications in the C-band, 6 GHz and 10 GHz; a review of the UHF band in Region 1; potential new allocations…

Delegates at WRC-19 passed a new resolution to facilitate spectrum harmonisation for railway radiocommunication systems between train and trackside (RSTT) within existing mobile allocations. 

Of all the bands under discussion at WRC-19, only 31-31.3 GHz and 38 GHz received a global identification for high altitude platform stations (HAPS). 

UK regulator Ofcom is inviting small businesses to apply for its new shared spectrum licences which enable enterprises to create their own local networks. 

Delegates at WRC-19 agreed to split the 6 GHz band (5925-7125 MHz) between IMT and unlicensed services following tense negotiations.  

Russia’s support has helped 4.8–4.99 GHz receive an IMT identification in just under 40 countries worldwide. 

The US regulator's December open meeting will include a vote on far-reaching reforms of the 5.9 GHz band.