Economy · Global Economy
China Moves Closer to Europe Through Egypt
Chinese investment in Egypt's Suez Canal corridor is bringing manufacturing and logistics closer to Europe's southern frontier, with bilateral trade reaching $20.7 billion in 2025.
Sport · Other Sports
Türkiye’s Women’s National Volleyball Team One Step Away from the Trophy Again
The Sultans of the Net swept Serbia 3–0 in the semi-final at Istanbul's Sinan Erdem Sports Hall, setting up a title clash on Sunday against Italy or Poland.
Defense · Defense Policy Strategy
India Builds an AI-Powered Military
The new Centre of Excellence at BEL will focus on integrating AI into real-time decision-making, autonomous systems, and cyber defence, according to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
Defense · Defense Diplomacy
India–Russia Defence Partnership in 2026
Despite Russia's share of Indian arms imports dropping to 40%, a new ₹445 crore Tunguska deal and joint projects like BrahMos keep ties strong.
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Akhal-Teke 2026 International Championship
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Tazy: The Grace of the Steppe
Politics · International Relations
Tokayev’s Vision for Kazakhstan-China Partnership
Health · Health Policy Systems
France Supports Recovery After Childhood Cancer
Health · Medical Science Research
Lyon Advances Play-Based Rehabilitation for Children
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Politics · International Relations
India’s Diplomatic Traffic Signals a More Assertive Global Role
Despite Western pressure, India maintains its Russia partnership, using platforms like the SCO to engage multiple powers simultaneously.
Politics · International Relations
Tokayev’s Vision for Kazakhstan-China Partnership
Kazakhstan's president frames ties with Beijing as part of a broader push for Eurasian connectivity and multilateralism, highlighting the Middle Corridor's role in linking China with Europe.
Politics · International Relations
SCO Signals a Shifting World Order
The SCO summit in Bishkek brings China, Russia and India together as major powers seek greater influence in an increasingly multipolar international system
Politics · International Relations
The 104th Anniversary of Turkish Victory Day Celebrated in Brussels
On the occasion of Victory Day, the Embassy of Türkiye in Brussels commemorated the historic 30 August 1922 victory.
Economy
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China Moves Closer to Europe Through Egypt
Chinese investment in Egypt's Suez Canal corridor is bringing manufacturing and logistics closer to Europe's southern frontier, with bilateral trade reaching $20.7 billion in 2025.
Economy · Global Economy
"Made in EU" and Türkiye: Opportunities and Risks
Ankara sees a legislative window to shape the act, advocating for a 'Made with Europe' partnership model rather than exclusion.
Economy · Global Economy
How Is the EU’s CBAM Reshaping Global Trade and Climate Policy?
From January 2026, importers must buy certificates for embedded emissions in steel, cement, and other goods, with the first annual declarations due by September 2027.
Economy · Investment Entrepreneurship
From Transit Hub to Economic Engine: Testing Kazakhstan’s Aviation Ambitions
New terminals in Almaty, Kyzylorda, and Shymkent have boosted combined annual capacity from 3.5 million to 23 million passengers, while three airports are under construction in tourist areas.
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Travel · Travel Diplomacy
Malaysia's European Tourism Potential
Despite West Asia tensions, European arrivals hit a record half-million in Q1, driven by double-digit growth from Türkiye, Ukraine, and Poland.
Travel · Culture Heritage
Kazakhstan: The World’s Most Underrated Travel Destination
When people, especially in Europe, think of great travel destinations, they often imagine France, Spain, Italy, Japan or Thailand. Rarely does Kazakhstan come to mind. Yet this vast Central Asian nation offers something increasingly difficult to find in modern tourism: authenticity. But for me, as a Belgian journalist, Kazakhstan is one of the most underrated travel destinations. It is so rich that, in one country, you can experience so many different things.
Travel · Travel Diplomacy
Can Tourism Save Europe’s Migration Crisis?
Africa’s tourism sector is expanding rapidly and could create jobs, attract investment, and support economic growth, potentially addressing some drivers of migration. However, experts argue tourism alone cannot reduce migration, as benefits are uneven, security risks remain high, and broader economic reforms are still essential.
Travel · Travel Diplomacy
Tourism House Brussels: A New Hub for Global Tourism
The World Tourism Forum Institute (WTFI) has officially completed the first milestone of Tourism House Brussels, a landmark initiative designed to strengthen the relationship between the global tourism industry and the European institutional ecosystem.