The Radio Spectrum Policy Group published its draft work programme for consultation on 18 November 2025. It includes work items related to 6G, the upcoming World Radiocommunication Conference in 2027 and the use of the sub-700 MHz band in the EU.

The European Commission organised a joint workshop with the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations to gather stakeholder input and solidify a European strategy and position for the 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference. Key issues will include spectrum for future mobile technologies, direct-to-device connectivity and decisions on the agenda for the next conference in 2031.

A key opinion from the Radio Spectrum Policy Group indicates a preference for splitting the upper 6 GHz band and allocating 6585–7125 MHz for prioritised use by mobile. The remainder of the band (6425–6585 MHz) could still be allocated to Wi-Fi, but a final EU decision is now unlikely before 2028.

New rules on sharing physical infrastructure to host very high capacity networks (VHCN) apply from 12 November 2025. A few provisions will apply in the course of 2026.

Both proposals were initially due in December 2025. The Digital Omnibus proposal (aimed at simplifying certain EU rules on data, cybersecurity and AI) and the new EU data strategy are scheduled for 19 November 2025.

The Venezuelan telecommunications regulator, Conatel, launched the telecommunications development plan for 2025–2031. The plan seeks to expand the telecoms infrastructure and connectivity, increase broadband penetration, award spectrum, and promote digital skills training through user committees for telecommunications services.