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Ahead of and during Kazakhstan’s 15 March 2026 constitutional referendum, officials and international observers emphasized that the process was transparent, inclusive, and conducted in line with international standards. The reforms focus on human rights, stronger institutions, and broader public participation.
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The Jadid Movement: How Central Asian Intellectuals Reimagined Modernity
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Kazakhstan Expands Tourism Cooperation with Belgium
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Reform and Engagement: A New Chapter in EU–Uzbekistan Relations at the European Parliament
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Kazakhstan’s Tourism Potential Presented in Brussels
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Turkmenistan at 35: Independence, Neutrality, and the Making of a Strategic Connector Between Central Asia and Europe
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Kazakhstan Has Become a Favorite Destination for Many Asian Countries
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New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
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Celebration of Alisher Navoiy in Brussels
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Azerbaijan Joins the C6: A Turning Point in Eurasia
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Vogue Includes Kazakhstan in Its List of Top Travel Destinations of 2025
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Kyrgyzstan among world's best tourist destinations for 2026
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Independent, Permanently Neutral Turkmenistan — Homeland of Purposeful Heavenly Horses
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Kazakhstan: A country of the future between Asia and Europe?
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Tokayev Calls for Renewed Global Trust, UN Reform and Stronger Middle-Power Role
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High-Level Forum in Turkmenistan dedicated to peace and trust
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Turkmenistan marks 30 years of permanent neutrality with the inauguration of a new national monument and a major exhibition of achievements. The country highlights its active diplomatic role, cultural heritage, and commitment to peace, sustainable development, and international cooperation.
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The International Conference “The Role of Women in Modern Society: Developing International Cooperation for Sustainable Development” held in Turkmenistan’s Avaza National Tourist Zone gathered leading political, social, and cultural figures from across Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Turkmenistan positioned itself as the central driver of regional dialogue, showcasing its commitment to peace, trust, and humanitarian development—especially during its national observance of the International Year of Peace and Trust.
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On November 26, Tashkent Hosts EU–Central Asia Economic Forum
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Neutrality as a Strategy for Peace: Turkmenistan Marks 30 Years in Brussels
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European Parliament Roundtable: Strengthening EU–Kazakhstan Connectivity and the Strategic Promise of the Middle Corridor
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High-level roundtable on Strengthening Demographic Resilience, Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in Central Asia
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EU–Türkiye Business Summit 2025 Opens in Brussels
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Youth & Diplomacy Forum in Brussels: A Bridge Between Generations
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MP Ali Özkaya in Brussels: Strengthening Ties, Empowering Emirdağ’s Future
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Professor Glenn Agung Hole—Honorary Professor in Kazakhstan and Visiting Professor in North Macedonia—argues that Europe’s long-term stability depends on its smallest and most strategically placed states. In this extended interview with EUReflect’s Derya Sy, he discusses the lessons from Astana, Norway’s blind spots, the strategic awakening of the Balkans, and why North Macedonia is becoming indispensable for European security, innovation, and academic diplomacy.
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Bridging Economies: Emirdağ Investment Presentation in Brussels
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Increase of the USA-Kazakh Partnership