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5 countries are against European Commission’s plans for electric grids

Some of the EU member states oppose the idea to control an aspect of bloc's green transition from Brussels

EUReflect News · May 15, 2026

Montenegro joins EU in 2028

Montenegro Set to Become the EU's 28th Member State by 2028 as Brussels Begins Drafting Accession Treaty

Dmytro Melnyk · May 14, 2026

Climate-friendly heating law dropped in Germany

A heating law requiring more eco-friendly heating was reformed in an attempt to gain more approval for the governing coalition.

EUReflect News · May 14, 2026

Taiwan Warning: Xi’s Stern Message

At the Beijing US–China summit, Xi Jinping issued a strong warning on Taiwan, stating that missteps could lead to conflict. Donald Trump praised Xi and signaled a desire to ease tensions. The meeting took place under the shadow of economic and geopolitical rivalries.

EUReflect News · May 14, 2026

Can Europe Lead Global Trade Again?

The EU remains a major trade power with a large surplus, but exports are declining and dependence on the US is rising. Innovation is weak, SMEs are underrepresented in exports, and internal market barriers persist. Issues in raw materials, CBAM, and Global Gateway show the need for deep structural reform.

Uroosa Khan · May 14, 2026

Green Vitamin: The Rising Wellness Brand from Aktobe

Green Vitamin, a wheatgrass brand founded in Aktobe, has expanded into the markets of Russia, the UAE, and Belarus. With its rich vitamin, calcium, and natural energy content, the brand continues attracting attention in the global wellness industry.

Alvara Merrick · May 14, 2026

Jakarta Meets Brussels: A Night of Modern Indonesian Mastery at Batavia

For two exclusive evenings on May 13 and 14, Batavia restaurant hosted the “Semaja Takeover”, bringing together the modern culinary artistry of Chef Glenn Erari and Chef Agus Hermawan. Together, the chefs transformed a corner of Brussels into a sensory gateway to Jakarta. This was more than just a dinner - it was a masterclass in gastro-diplomacy, proving that one of the most powerful ways to understand a nation is through its flavors and spices.

Olha Horina · May 14, 2026

Turkmenistan’s Hidden Wealth: Salt, Brine, Sulfur, and Sand

Turkmenistan is widely known for natural gas, but its geological wealth extends far beyond hydrocarbons. From potash-bearing evaporite basins and iodine-bromine brines to sulfur from sour-gas processing and quartz-rich sands for glassmaking, the country’s hidden resources reveal a broader industrial story shaped by chemistry, climate, and ancient seas.

Hudayberdi Kochumov · May 13, 2026

Europe’s Interest in Türkiye’s Defense Industry

European countries are increasing their interest in Türkiye’s defense industry. German defense circles are closely monitoring the Yıldırımhan intercontinental ballistic missile project and the Tayfun Blok air defense system, while the Baykar-Leonardo partnership also stands out in Europe.

Alvara Merrick · May 13, 2026

EU Raises Concerns Over the US-China Summit Held in China

The US-China summit held in China has increased strategic concerns within the European Union. The EU fears that possible agreements between Washington and Beijing on technology, trade, and security could weaken Europe’s global influence and strategic autonomy.

Botakoz Unbayeva · May 13, 2026

Türkiye will directly trade with Armenia without restrictions

Türkiye made a symbolic gesture intended at bettering its relations with a historic rival.

EUReflect News · May 13, 2026

Uzbekistan: Strengthening cooperation within the Turkic World and new horizons of development

On May 15, 2026, an informal summit of the Organization of Turkic States will be held in the city of Turkestan.

EUReflect News · May 13, 2026

Inflation in the US rises to 3.8% as Iran war increases fuel prices

Consumers in the USA are feeling the consequences of fuel prices rise caused by war against Iran.

EUReflect News · May 12, 2026

Belgium’s Growing Interest in Baykar

Belgium’s visit to Baykar during its Türkiye Economic Mission highlighted Europe’s growing interest in the Turkish defense industry. Baykar’s drone and unmanned fighter aircraft projects are increasingly viewed as strategic technologies within NATO.

İsmail Polat · May 12, 2026

Belgium and Türkiye: Trade Target Raised to 15 Billion Euros

Belgium’s 2026 Economic Mission to Türkiye resulted in around 30 agreements in trade, investment, logistics, energy, and digital transformation. The two countries aim to increase their current 9 billion euro trade volume to 15 billion euros.

Alvara Merrick · May 12, 2026

Trump and America’s Maritime Strategy

The U.S. Navy’s 2027 shipbuilding plan raises the possibility of constructing vessels in allied countries while emphasizing nuclear-powered warships, logistical tanker investments, and distributed production to restore American maritime superiority against China.

Zhansaya Nurlanovna · May 12, 2026

Uzbekistan’s AI-Driven Future

Uzbekistan is accelerating digital transformation through AI, cybersecurity, startup investment, and digital education reforms. Under President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the country is building technological sovereignty and positioning itself as an emerging regional technology power.

Zhansaya Nurlanovna · May 11, 2026

Uzbekistan’s Military Transformation and the Rise of a Regional Power

Uzbekistan is modernizing its armed forces through artificial intelligence, drone warfare, cybersecurity, and digital military reforms. Under President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the country is building a technologically advanced defense structure and moving steadily toward regional power status.

İsmail Polat · May 11, 2026

America’s Troop Withdrawal and Europe’s Anxiety

The planned withdrawal of US troops from Germany reflects growing tensions within NATO and uncertainty in transatlantic relations. As Washington questions European alignment with US strategic priorities, Germany increasingly seeks military and political autonomy, signaling a shift toward a more competitive Western order.

Alvara Merrick · May 11, 2026

Europe’s Rusted Shackles of the Comfort-Obese Continent: The Visa Barricade

The article argues that the EU has drifted away from its founding values by turning visa policies into political barriers against Türkiye. It criticizes discrimination in the Schengen system and calls on Turkish youth to believe in their own country’s potential instead of seeking Europe.

İmren Nilay Tüfekçi · May 11, 2026

Renowned Pakistani Writer Muhammad Ali Pasha Presents Poetry Books to His Excellency Yusuf Sharifzoda

Sadia Janjua · May 11, 2026

His Excellency Yusuf Sharifzoda Highlights Cultural Heritage and Future Cooperation in Digital and Green Development

Sadia Janjua · May 11, 2026