On 27 February 2025, Australia introduced the Cyber Security (Security Standards for Smart Devices) Rules 2025, establishing mandatory cybersecurity requirements for certain consumer connectable products. From 4 March 2026, manufacturers must ensure compliance with prescribed security standards and prepare a Statement of Compliance, retained for five years, confirming conformity before supplying products to Australian consumers.

Uzbekistan has postponed the entry into force of the Uzbekistan RoHS Technical Regulation under Resolution No. 66. The transition period has been extended from six months to up to eighteen months, moving the expected implementation date to February 2027 and giving manufacturers additional time to prepare for hazardous substance compliance requirements.

Colombia’s National Spectrum Agency (ANE) issued Resolution 24 of 2026 updating the CNABF to introduce greater flexibility in the 900 MHz band. The reform lowers barriers to spectrum access, promotes technological neutrality, and supports rural connectivity expansion, creating new regulatory and strategic considerations for telecommunications operators.

South Korea 6 GHz regulation has been updated under MSIT Notice No. 2026-10, revising technical standards for wireless equipment operating in the 5925–7125 MHz band. The amendment introduces differentiated power density limits, restricts use to specified indoor environments with fixed power sources, and permits deployment inside subway cars under defined conditions.

Bolivia telecom homologation requirements were updated on January 28, 2026, when ATT revised the list of telecommunications equipment subject to mandatory Type Approval. The update clarifies which RF, networking, broadcasting, and terminal devices must undergo technical verification before importation and commercialization in the Bolivian market.