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Event debrief: Ireland 2026: Shaping Europe’s Connectivity Future

Ireland has its work cut out given the universal view that much work is needed to deliver a DNA that is true to its original intentions

AGCM investigates Fastweb-TIM 5G network share

The parties have just two months to allay the competition authority’s initial, yet significant, concerns

Q1 2026 European operator results: Regulatory and policy highlights

European operators struck a notably more optimistic tone on regulation and consolidation in Q1 2026, with several executives welcoming the EC’s draft merger guidelines as a potential turning point for the sector

One year of the UK’s Digital Inclusion Action Plan

While over 1m people have been helped to get online since the launch of the plan, there are calls for the Government to turn promising first steps into lasting change

MWC26: Regulation & Policy Roundup from Day 1

Usual gripes about Europe’s low ARPUs and over-regulation contrasted with operators’ optimism regarding opportunities presented by sovereignty and satellite

Ofcom’s 2026/27 Plan of Work: More of the same

Ofcom’s planned projects largely signal a continuation of the regulator’s focus on online safety, spectrum for satellite services, improving mobile connectivity and network resilience

Italy’s 5G traffic lights

AGCOM will hope that new stickers for 5G services do not lead to the same unintended consequences than with its labelling system for fixed broadband

Q3 2025 results: Regulatory and policy highlights

European operators used Q3 earnings to stress the need for regulatory reform and in-market consolidation. Regulators were urged to adopt pro-investment, pro-consolidation frameworks to boost competitiveness.

Ofcom closes its business messaging market review

Carrying through with its original proposals would have made the UK an outlier in the regulation of A2P SMS termination rates

Event debrief: Digital Networks Act: Rewriting the DNA of Europe’s Open Internet?

A broadly partisan crowd rejected both deregulating and expanding current regulation, while criticising “terrible” network traffic analogies