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Defense · Defense Diplomacy

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 PolatMay 12, 2026

Economy · Global Economy

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 MerrickMay 12, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

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 NurlanovnaMay 12, 2026

Technology · Artificial Intelligence Ai

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 NurlanovnaMay 11, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

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 PolatMay 11, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

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 MerrickMay 11, 2026

Politics · International Relations

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 TüfekçiMay 11, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

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

Sadia JanjuaMay 11, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

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

Sadia JanjuaMay 11, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

His Excellency Yusuf Sharifzoda Presents “The Tajiks in the Mirror of History” to Muhammad Ali Pasha

EUReflect NewsMay 11, 2026

General · Local News

Trade Unions in Belgium prepare for strike on Tuesday

Operations in Belgian Charleroi airport are expected to stop during the demonstration.

EUReflect NewsMay 11, 2026

Economy · Global Economy

The Caspian Gets a New Player: Turkmenistan’s “Gadamly” Sets Sail as Europe Looks East

Turkmenistan’s new dry-cargo vessel “Gadamly” may be only one ship, but its launch tells a bigger story. Built at the Balkan shipyard with South Korean cooperation, the 6,100-ton vessel strengthens Turkmenistan’s merchant fleet as Europe looks more seriously at the Trans-Caspian route linking Central Asia with Europe.

Maral RahymovaMay 11, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

Energy Security and NATO’s Green Defense Revolution

NATO is increasingly viewing renewable energy as a military necessity. European allies seek greater energy independence through solar, hydrogen, and synthetic fuels, while tensions grow with U.S. fossil fuel policies. Energy security is becoming central to future warfare.

İsmail PolatMay 11, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · National

Macedonian Dreams at Bozar

North Macedonia Brings Jazz, Folk, and Cultural Diplomacy to Brussels

Dmytro MelnykMay 10, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

Academic Study on Turkic-Mongol Historical Unity

Scholars from Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies continue their research in Mongolia. At the Genghis Khan Museum, they study Turkic-Mongol shared history, ancient inscriptions, and new archaeological findings, aiming to reveal the common cultural heritage of Central Asia.

Mirzojon KalandarovMay 10, 2026

Politics · Governance And Administration

Europe Day in Brussels: honouring 76 years of the Schuman vision and European Unity

The article covers Europe Day at the European Parliament in Brussels, marking the 76th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration. It highlights a family-friendly celebration focused on youth, inclusion, and unity, with strong citizen participation reflecting continued support for the European project.

Saadia AjbailiMay 9, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

European Security: A Matter of Technology and Political Will

Europe could achieve defense sovereignty through €50 billion annual investment. The report highlights major dependence on the U.S. and calls for transformation in command systems, autonomous weapons, air defense, and other critical military technologies.

İsmail PolatMay 9, 2026

Defense · Conflict War Studies

EA-18G Growler: The Era of Electronic Warfare in U.S. Air Doctrine

The EA-18G Growler is becoming central to U.S. electronic warfare strategy, increasingly used in real operations. Upgraded jamming systems and AI integration enhance its ability to suppress enemy air defenses, making it a key invisible strike asset in modern air combat.

Alvara MerrickMay 9, 2026

Politics · International Relations

New Era of Türkiye–Belgium Relations

The Belgian Economic Mission led by Queen Mathilde reflects Türkiye’s growing strategic and economic influence. The visit highlights deepening cooperation in defense, trade, energy, and technology, while also demonstrating Belgium’s visionary approach toward long-term partnership with Türkiye.

Botakoz UnbayevaMay 9, 2026

Politics · International Relations

EU MEP rejects Trump’s threats over EU-US trade deal

Bernd Lange defended the legislative process of EU against new threats from US President.

EUReflect NewsMay 8, 2026

Politics · International Relations

German Citizenship and the Strategic Adaptability of the Jewish Diaspora

The growing number of Jewish descendants applying for German citizenship reflects changing global security dynamics, strategic mobility, and pragmatic adaptation. The trend illustrates how historical memory, institutional trust, and geopolitical uncertainty reshape modern concepts of belonging and citizenship.

Alvara MerrickMay 8, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Europe Day Celebrated Through Art at the Turkish Delegation

“Roots and Horizons: A European Journey” Exhibition Opens in Brussels on Europe Day

Derya SoysalMay 8, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

Clean Energy Transition Investment Forum 2026 Highlights Financing Solutions for Europe’s Green Transition

The brought together policymakers, financial institutions, municipalities, businesses, and energy stakeholders in Brussels on 6 May 2026 to advance practical solutions for financing Europe’s clean energy transition. Hosted at the Radisson Collection Hotel in Brussels, the forum focused on scalable investment models, public-private cooperation, and the implementation of sustainable energy projects across the European Union.

Olha PashchenkoMay 8, 2026

General · International

Will India–Pakistan’s Next War Be Driven by Water?

Rising India-Pakistan tensions after the collapse of the Indus Waters Treaty could trigger a future war over water. Climate change, dam disputes, military escalation and nuclear risks may push both nuclear powers toward a catastrophic conflict by 2028–2029.

Uroosa KhanMay 7, 2026

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