President Aleksandar Vucic issues warning after 2mn cyber attacks recorded in August alone.
Serbia is among the last countries in Central and Eastern Europe to allocate 5G spectrum, reflecting policy delays that have slowed the adoption of advanced digital services, cloud computing and Industry 4.0 technologies.
Electronic payments in North Macedonia continued their strong upward trend, as citizens increasingly opted for mobile applications and payment cards instead of over-the-counter transactions, the National Bank said.
The owner of the Telegram messaging service Pavel Durov said that the French intelligence approached him earlier this year and asked him to block anti-government channels in the run up to this weekend's elections on two occasions.
Western Balkan governments are leveraging cameras, drones and AI to enhance law enforcement, raising concerns among rights activists.
Aleksandar Vucic says flying cars will debut in Serbia ahead of Expo 2027 in Belgrade, which will showcase the country’s modernisation strategy.
Zagreb hopes the initiative will simplify bureaucratic procedures, boost transparency and improve user experience across Croatia’s public administration.
“Amina” surveillance will inform interior ministry of guest workers’ exact whereabouts.
Chișinău aims to harness its growing IT potential by financing startups in strategic fields.
Project is intended to support digital transformation, boost regional development and strengthen national security.
Acquisition to allow Marlabs to deepen its service offerings in sectors including energy, pharmaceuticals and industrial engineering.
Government representatives said the project reflects Moldova’s ambitions to position itself as a regional hub for innovation and digital industries.
State-controlled telco plans to issue up to €1.2bn in corporate bonds over the course of 2025 and 2026.
Study projects around 78mn low-value parcels will be shipped into Romania from companies like Shein and Temu in 2025.
Serbia's ICT industry has become one of the country's leading economic drivers, with annual exports climbing from €375mn in 2012 to over €4bn in 2024.
The government in Tirana has embraced AI, even using ChatGPT to analyse where Albanian legislation diverges from the EU acquis.