The Argentina ENACOM certification guide sets out how recognised certification agencies will assess telecom and radio equipment under the new RAMATEL Regulation. Published by ENACOM on 22 October 2026, it defines the minimum technical file, sample and test-mode requirements, which test reports are accepted, how non-conformities and certificate changes are handled, and market surveillance every two years for Class A products. The scheme applies from 1 December 2026.

The China MIIT frequency allocation regulations are being revised to reflect WRC-23. MIIT's Radio Administration Bureau published a draft on 14 September 2026, and comments closed on 14 October. The draft adds high-altitude IMT base stations, earth stations in motion in Ku and Ka bands, new aviation and sensing footnotes, and small clarifications to the spurious emission appendix. Limits for short-range devices are unchanged. The effective date is still to be set.

The Malaysia MTSFB analogue terminal equipment code is being revised. Draft MCMC MTSFB T001:2026 updates the 2013 PSTN specification for phones, fax machines and other analogue devices so it covers connection to IP-based networks through a fibre ONT. It drops the power fail and insulation resistance tests and moves EMC, safety and marking to the baseline code TC T022. Comments closed on 7 November, and the code applies once MCMC registers it.

Korea USB-C connector KC certification rules start on 6 November 2026, and the RRA's guidance answers two open questions. The USB Type-C receptacle connector becomes a KC SDoC item in its own right, and only wireless equipment that goes through conformity assessment from 6 November is covered. Products certified before that date stay out of scope, even when they're changed. End products can use a connector with its own SDoC or have it checked by a designated lab.