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    Turkmenistan-China Energy Forum: 20 Years of Strategic Gas Cooperation

    Ashgabat hosted an International Scientific and Practical Conference this week commemorating the 20th anniversary of strategic cooperation between Turkmenistan and China in the gas sector, underscoring the growing importance of bilateral energy ties for regional development and global supply security.

  • economy

    The Great Diversification: Why the World is Moving Away from the Dollar

    Written by journalist Hashim Alam. For nearly eighty years, the U.S. dollar has been the undisputed leader of the global economy. Since the 1944 Bretton Woods Agreement, it has served as the world’s primary reserve currency, the default for oil prices, and the "safe haven" during times of crisis. However, the first quarter of the 21st century is witnessing a historic retreat. Recent data from the IMF and central bank reports show that the dollar’s share of global reserves has fallen to its lowest point since the early 1990s.

  • politics

    Hungary Election Results

    By Dmytro Melnyk, 13 April 2026 Viktor Orbán concedes defeat to Péter Magyar after 16 years in power. Yesterday, April 12, Hungary’s election ended with Viktor Orbán conceding defeat to Péter Magyar and his Tisza Party, marking a historic political shift. His defeat propels Magyar and Tisza into power with a two-thirds supermajority, accordin

  • conferences events festivals

    Nauryz Celebration in Brussels

    EUReflect joined the Nauryz celebration at the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Brussels under Shanyraq Fest Brussels. Featuring traditional games, music, cuisine, and diplomatic guests, the event highlighted Kazakh heritage, regional friendship, and international cooperation.

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    Shanyraq Fest: Where Traditions Meet Europe

    EUReflect strengthened cultural dialogue and cooperation between Kazakhstan and Europe at Shanyraq Fest Brussels, showcasing rich musical heritage; the event symbolized a growing artistic bridge from Astana to Brussels.

  • interview

    World Romani Day Special Interview: "Writing Our Own Story"

    On April 8, World Romani Day, the Tekirdağ Educated and University Graduate Romani Association—founded by Eyüp Sürücüler—highlighted its mission to empower Romani youth through education and role models. The association has successfully placed students in top schools, collaborated on EU projects, and promoted women’s education as a driver of social transformation. Sürücüler’s vision is clear: a Romani community recognized not for its struggles, but for its doctors, engineers, artists, and leaders, inspiring future generations to stand tall and never give up.

  • travel

    Tunisia: A Hidden Oasis with History

    Written by journalist Danylo Aleksandrov. Tunisia stands out with its rich history including Carthage and El Djem, diverse landscapes like the Sahara Desert and Djerba, and vibrant culture, offering affordable tourism options.

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    European cricket takes shape with EUT20 Player Draft in Belgium

    By Saadia Ajbaili Brussels, March 24, 2026 Belgium hosted a landmark event in the evolution of European cricket, as the inaugural EUT20 Player Draft brought together some of the sport’s most prominent international figures for the launch of a new professional T20 league.

  • politics

    Trump Declares Iran Mission "Nearing Completion"

    Written by Hashim Aslam. On Wednesday evening, April 1, 2026, President Trump addressed the nation from the White House to provide a major update on the military conflict known as Operation Epic Fury. During his speech, the President declared that the U.S. mission in Iran is "nearing completion" and suggested that the fighting would come to an end very soon. He told the American people that the U.S. military has been incredibly successful, claiming that Iran’s navy and missile programs have been almost entirely destroyed. Trump emphasized that the U.S. is using high-tech satellites to watch Iran’s nuclear sites around the clock, warning that any attempt to move nuclear materials would result in immediate and heavy missile strikes.

  • politics

    Merz hopes that majority of Syrian refugees will return to their homeland in 3 years

    Written by journalist of EUReflect Danylo Aleksandrov. Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz expressed hope that most of the Syrian refugees residing in Germany will return to their country of origin over the next 3 years, reports BBC. He told this after a meeting with the President of Syria Ahmed alSharaa on Monday

  • economy

    European Parliament approves a trade deal with US, with some conditions

    Written by journalist of EUReflect Danylo Aleksandrov. BBC reports, that on Thursday the European Parliament has voted in favor of the legislation necessary to implement a trade deal between EU and the United States after several months of uncertainty because of US President Trump’s threats of tariffs.

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    European Parliament approved a migrant return increasing bill.

    Written by journalist of EUReflect Danylo Aleksandrov. Euronews reports that on Thursday the European Parliament has approved of a new bill intended to speed up the return of illegal immigrants as well as increasing the number of deported.

  • economy

    EU and Australia Finalize Major Trade Deal After Eight Years of Negotiations

    The European Union and Australia have reached a landmark trade agreement in Canberra following eight years of negotiations, according to reports. Valued at approximately $7 billion, the deal has been described as mutually beneficial by Ursula von der Leyen and Anthony Albanese, who formally endorsed the agreement. Written by Correspondent Danylo Aleksandrov

  • general

    DAY OF UNITY AND REFLECTION: PAKISTAN NATIONAL DAY IN BRUSSELS

    Brussels, March 23, 2026. Written by Saadia Ajbaili The Embassy of Pakistan in Brussels commemorated Pakistan National Day with a solemn yet meaningful flag-hoisting ceremony on Monday, bringing together members of the Pakistani community from Brussels and Luxembourg.

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    Why Kazakhstan’s Referendum Matters for Business by Ralph E. Winnie

    Kazakhstan’s constitutional referendum aims to strengthen the rule of law, protect lawyers, and ensure stable business rules. Measures such as a constitutional court and stronger intellectual property protection are expected to increase investor confidence and attract trade and investment from the U.S., Europe, and beyond.

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    Central Asia in Global Supply Chains, by Małgorzata Samojedny

    Poland highlights access to the Adriatic and Black Seas as key gateways for Central and Eastern Europe to global trade routes. Having successfully completed its transformation and joined the G20, Poland aims to share its experience and support deeper economic integration. It also sees Kazakhstan as a potential driver in connecting Central Asia to global supply chains through the Middle Corridor. - Małgorzata Samojedny

  • politics

    Referendum press tour briefing – Arman Issetov

    Kazakhstan is holding a national referendum on a new draft Constitution aimed at deep political and institutional reform. Initiated by Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the reform seeks to strengthen parliament, ensure judicial independence, expand citizens’ rights, and build a modern, people-centered governance model based on the rule of law, transparency, and long-term stability.