Regulatory News
EU: Harmonisation of 116–260 GHz SpectrumThe European Commission has launched a public consultation on harmonising the 116–260 GHz frequency range for radiodetermination applications. »read more
New Low-Interference Devices RegulationThe Radiocommunications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence 2025 is now in force, replacing the 2015 licence. »read more
FCC Operations Suspended Due to U.S. Government ShutdownOn October 1, 2025, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) suspended most of its normal operations following the U.S. government shutdown. »read more
Moldova Aligns with EU Conformity Assessment RulesOn August 28, 2025, amendments to Law 235/2011 on accreditation and conformity assessment were published in the Official Journal of Moldova. The changes will enter into force on February 28, 2026. »read more
Chile: Further Updates on MTT Exempt Resolution N°737Following the initial publication of Exempt Resolution N°737, additional clarifications and obligations must be considered. »read more
Ukraine Approves Wi-Fi 6EOn August 13, the Cabinet of Ministers amended Decree No. 976, opening the 5945–6425 MHz band for unlicensed Wi-Fi 6E use. »read more
Colombia publishes CRC Resolution 7885/2025CRC Resolution 7885/2025 updates Colombia’s broadcasting market structure and modernizes parts of the regulatory framework. »read more
Mexico Introduces New Telecom Law: IFT Replaced by ATDT and CRTMexico published a Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law which dissolves the IFT and sets up a new two-tier regulatory model. »read more
ECC Public Consultations on SMS StandardsThe European Communications Committee (ECC) is holding public consultations on SMS security and emergency messaging, open until September 8, 2025. »read more
Anatel Resolution 780/2025New rules target violations, marketplaces, labeling, refurbished products, and consumer rights. »read more
ISED published RSS-247 Issue 4ISED has recently published RSS-247 Issue 4. This standard will become mandatory in January 2026. »read more
“New Family” Applications Needed for Multiple Product NamesStarting June 30, 2025, Canada's regulator ISED will no longer accept multiple product names in a single certification entry. »read more
Mexico Will Replace IFT Under Newly Published Telecom LawThe Mexican government has published a law, formally dissolving Mexico’s telecom regulator IFT, once a new telecommunications agency has formed. »read more
IBL-Lab listed as NFC Forum Authorized Test Lab (ATL)IBL-Lab GmbH is now officially recognized by the NFC Forum as an Authorized Test Lab (ATL) for analog and digital conformance testing. »read more
Upcoming IFT Summer ClosureMexico’s Federal Telecommunications Institute will temporarily suspend operations during its summer recess. »read more
WTD 81 Greding: Bundeswehr Test Site HighlightsOn June 28, the Bundeswehr’s Day of the Armed Forces attracted thousands of visitors to WTD 81 in Greding, Bavaria. »read more
ACMA Public Consultations: CB Radio, Revenue, LPONThe Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has launched several public consultations. »read more
IFT Delays Implementation of Seal Guidelines to July 1, 2027The Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) recently announced a postponement of the implementation of new IFT Seal guidelines. »read more
Type Approval Delays in Israel and IranType Approval Delays are expected for Israel and Iran, as a result of the escalating conflict. »read more
IBL-Lab listed as first Qi 2.2 ATLIBL-Lab GmbH is the first testing laboratory officially listed by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) as an Authorized Test Lab (ATL) for Qi 2.2. »read more