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This judgement of the Court of Cassation annuls the judgement of the Market Court rejecting as inadmissible the appeal by Proximus regarding the fee owed by Proximus for the year 2019 for the use of the radio spectrum in the 2.1 GHz frequency band.

After having examined the complaint the BIPT concludes that Telenet has acted correctly in the sense of the Act of 1991 and is allowed to start the work proposed.

This decision deals with aspects regarding the fixed electronic communications networks capable of providing broadband services, subdivided into the geographic coverage and the investment plans.

The 2G and 3G licences expire on 15 March 2022. The Decision aims at extending the 2G and 3G licences by six months.

The European Group of Postal Regulators (ERGP), which represents the independent postal regulators of the European Union, is extremely concerned about the humanitarian situation in Ukraine caused by the invasion of the Russian Federation troops.

At the request of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Post, Petra De Sutter, BIPT submits for public consultation the preliminary draft law referred to in the appendix, aimed in particular at modifying article 5 of the law of 26 January 2018, in order to require postal service providers of a certain size to use a minimum percentage of employees or temporary workers.

The proposal seeks to amend annex 2 of the Royal Decree of 18 December 2009 and the annex to the Royal Decree of 16 April 1998, pursuant to Article 13/1, § 2, of the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications.

In 2021, two joint ventures were created by Proximus, with EQT Infrastructure on the one side and Eurofiber on the other side. The purpose of these two companies, named Fiberklaar and Unifiber, is to deploy a passive point-to-point FTTH network in the northern and southern parts of the country respectively and to provide a passive access to that network.

In 2021, two joint ventures were created by Proximus, with EQT Infrastructure on the one side and Eurofiber on the other side. The purpose of these two companies, named Fiberklaar and Unifiber, is to deploy a passive point-to-point FTTH network in the northern and southern parts of the country respectively and to provide a passive access to that network.

The decision concerns the technical and operational conditions to ensure the coexistence of neighboring networks using the 1427-1517 MHz frequency band, and the protection of other services and applications in the adjacent bands.