Politics News

Netanyahu orders new repressive measures after a clash in West Bank

After an alleged clash, Israel will likely intensify repression against Palestinians in West Bank.

EUReflect News · July 24, 2026

Google fined by EU despite threats of new tariffs

EU asked American tech giant to pay a fine and comply with its rules, just as new tariffs are looming.

EUReflect News · July 23, 2026

Trump promises retaliation for every Iranian attack in Hormuz

US President delivered a new set of threats against Iran.

EUReflect News · July 22, 2026

Aliyev’s Berlin Visit: Azerbaijan’s Rising Importance

EUReflect News · July 22, 2026

Numerous injured in Bologna after protesting police brutality

Italian PM calls violence against police unjustified and unacceptable.

EUReflect News · July 21, 2026

Why the U.S. Iran Truce Was Destined to Collapse?

The collapse of the US-Iran ceasefire showed that peace cannot last without addressing the root causes of conflict. Disputes over the Strait of Hormuz, deep mistrust, exclusion of regional actors, and vague provisions reignited tensions. Lasting peace requires inclusive diplomacy, monitoring mechanisms, and respect for international law.

Uroosa Khan · July 20, 2026

New PM of Great Britain vows to restore stability

Andy Burnham made a number of promises, but some question if he can uphold them.

EUReflect News · July 20, 2026

Protests erupt across Ukraine after popular Minister of Defense resigned

Ukrainians protest against controversial decision of Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

EUReflect News · July 16, 2026

Azerbaijan hosted the 4th Shusha Global Media Forum in Shusha

Azerbaijan hosted the 4th Shusha Global Media Forum in Shusha on July 13–14 under the theme “The Mission of the Media in Promoting Peace: Restoring Truth and Rebuilding Trust.”

Derya Soysal · July 16, 2026

Daylight strikes on Iran by US return after new escalation around Hormuz Strait

New exchanges of strikes happen between US and Iran over the vital Hormuz Strait.

EUReflect News · July 15, 2026

War in Iran escalates again after an attack on oil tankers

After a new exchange of strikes between the parties, uncertainty returns to the Strait of Hormuz.

EUReflect News · July 14, 2026

Russian diplomats accused of spying expelled from Italy

Two military attaches from Russian embassy were asked to leave Italy after a spying scandal.

EUReflect News · July 9, 2026

Kazakhstan–EU Partnership Enters a New Era in Brussels

Brussels, 7 July 2026 – Senior European and Kazakh policymakers, diplomats, experts, and representatives of civil society gathered at the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Brussels for the latest edition of the Shanyraq Dialogues, a platform dedicated to fostering informed discussion on Kazakhstan’s engagement with Europe.

Derya Soysal · July 8, 2026

European Parliament begins the procedure which might ban AfD

After a vote in the European Parliament, the Europe of Sovereign Nations might stop being a party.

EUReflect News · July 7, 2026

Rapid Support Forces destroy several villages in Darfur, killing many

As Sudan suffers from the ongoing civil war, new crimes are being reported.

EUReflect News · July 6, 2026

Trump's NATO Bill: America Is Paying Too Much

Days before the 2026 NATO Summit in Ankara, President Trump publicly itemised allied defence spending, labelling US contributions "ridiculous" and warning that Washington's unconditional support for the alliance cannot continue without fairer burden-sharing from European partners.

Alvara Merrick · July 4, 2026

Police in Albania using water cannons as the protests against Trump linked resort escalate

A sudden escalation of protests in Albania leads to injuries and arrests.

EUReflect News · July 2, 2026

Interview with H.E. Sapar Palvanov, Ambassador of Turkmenistan

Interview: Turkmenistan’s Strategic Role in the Middle Corridor and Regional Connectivity Conducted by Derya Soysal following a roundtable discussion at the European Parliament on 30 June.

Derya Soysal · July 2, 2026

Misunderstanding the Invisible Hand in Post-Soviet States

This article argues that the main obstacle to market reforms in post-Soviet countries is not the market economy itself, but its bureaucratic misinterpretation. The invisible hand functions only with strong institutions, rule of law, and capable public administration, while structural weaknesses continue to constrain reform outcomes.

İsmail Polat · July 2, 2026

President Emomali Rahmon: A Visionary Statesman Elevating Tajikistan’s Global Peace Diplomacy

President Emomali Rahmon’s UN-backed initiative establishing the 2027–2036 International Decade of Strengthening Peace for Future Generations highlights Tajikistan’s growing diplomatic role, promoting dialogue, conflict prevention, sustainable development, and international cooperation.

Muhammad Ali Pasha · July 2, 2026

Trans-Caspian Corridor Takes Center Stage at European Parliament

In a bid to reinforce supply chain resilience and deepen geopolitical ties, European and Central Asian leaders gathered yesterday at the European Parliament for a high-level roundtable, titled "Strengthening EU Strategic Autonomy through the Trans-Caspian Corridor," which highlighted a mutual determination to transform the Middle Corridor from a conceptual trade route into an economic and strategic lifeline.

Olha Horina · July 1, 2026

Turkey–EU: Security Brings Them Together

Turkey-EU relations are entering a pragmatic rapprochement driven by security cooperation and trade interdependence. Customs Union modernization and visa liberalization remain unresolved, while regional disputes like the Blue Homeland law keep reminding both sides how fragile the relationship is.

Alvara Merrick · July 1, 2026