SEEsummary
A monthly overview of Internet governance and digital policy
developments in
South Eastern Europe (SEE)
Issue #55 | February & March 2022
The latest issue of the SEEsummary covers Internet governance and digital policy developments that occurred in SEE+ in February & March 2022.
- Tech and ICT companies stop operating in Russia
- One of the largest Internet exchanges in the world has locked out two of Russia's leading telecom companies
- Google revealed a number of hacking attacks on Ukrainian and European websites
- Roskomsvoboda asks VPN service providers for free access to these services for Russian users
- Azerbaijan to introduce national artificial intelligence strategy
- Many young children in Balkans access TikTok, despite the age restrictions
- Free electronic signature in the cloud for all citizens of Serbia
About the SEEsummary
Launched in September 2016, the SEEsummary – a one of a kind initiative in the region – provides a monthly overview of Internet governance and digital policy developments and activities occurring in SEE.
Updates covered in the summary are structured around Internet and digital policy issues such as infrastructure, cybersecurity, human rights online, e-commerce, and the digital divide. For this purpose, we use the classification of Internet and digital policy issues developed by DiploFoundation and showcased in the Geneva Internet Platform Digital Watch Observatory.
Editorial team
The Editorial Team (made up of volunteer editors) is responsible for identifying and writing about Internet governance and digital policy developments and events in SEE.
Editors
- Meri Baghdasaryan | Armenia
- Maja Ćalović | Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Grațiela Dumitrescu | Romania
- Aleksandra Ivanković | Serbia
- Neli Odishvili | Georgia
Contributors
- Katarina Gevorgyan | Armenia
- Marko Paloski | North Macedonia
- Vasile Popa | Moldova