If countries require permission to use slices of radio spectrum over their territory (I don't know to what extent), then they can control whether a radio servic

If countries require permission to use slices of radio spectrum over their territory (I don't know to what extent), then they can control whether a radio service operates there. Does this usually apply to space-based operations? I would guess there must be minimal coordination, or otherwise anyone space-based could degrade the infrastructure of countries in line of sight. If such regulation exists, then satellite internet either needs to make sure they have all the permission to use their band (bands?) in particular countries, or... I guess they can just ignore the local laws, blast away, and claim no jurisdiction?