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Politics · National Politics

How Politics Broke Britain's Economy: How to Fix It?

UK’s crisis stems from austerity, Brexit disruption, market turmoil under Truss, and weak long-term planning. Years of short-term politics hurt growth, trade, and public services. Recovery requires stable investment, smarter EU ties, tax discipline, and a long-term economic strategy.

Uroosa KhanFebruary 10, 2026

Politics · National Politics

Election in Japan, Large victory for the PLD

This Sunday, 8th of February, Japan woke up under a snowfall, but this did not impeach people togovote for the anticipated legislative elections.

Faudel TaouliFebruary 10, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

The 5th International Symposium Alisher Navoi

EUReflect NewsFebruary 11, 2026

Politics · International Relations

India and Malaysia Deepen Strategic Partnership with Focus on Trade, Defence and Technology

India and Malaysia have agreed to strengthen their bilateral relationship through a series of new agreements aimed at expanding cooperation in trade, defence, and high-technology sectors, marking a significant step in the evolving strategic landscape of the Indo-Pacific.

Olha PashchenkoFebruary 10, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

NATO and EU Diplomacy Enters a Critical Phase as Allies Address Security and Economic Challenges

Transatlantic diplomacy entered a delicate phase this week as the United States and its European allies moved simultaneously to reassure one another on collective security while confronting renewed tests to the international rules-based order. Political messaging from Washington and Brussels underscored continuity in NATO commitments, even as broader geopolitical and economic pressures sharpened debates over burden-sharing, strategic autonomy, and the defense of democratic values beyond Europe’s borders.

Olha PashchenkoFebruary 10, 2026

Energy · Nuclear Energy

Armenia and United States Conclude Civil Nuclear Cooperation Talks, Announce $9 Billion Energy Initiative

Yerevan, 9 February 2026. Armenia and the United States have formally concluded negotiations on a bilateral agreement covering cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy, marking a significant development in the two countries’ expanding strategic partnership. The joint statement was signed in Yerevan by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance.

Olha PashchenkoFebruary 10, 2026

General · Breaking News

Europe Braces for a Prolonged Era of Confrontation, Security Report Warns Ahead of Munich Conference

Brussels / Munich — Europe is entering a prolonged period of strategic confrontation marked by persistent security threats, geopolitical instability, and uncertainty over transatlantic guarantees, according to

Olha PashchenkoFebruary 9, 2026

General · International

Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics Open Amid Heightened Global Attention

Milan / Cortina d’Ampezzo — The 2026 Winter Olympic Games officially opened on Friday, marking Italy’s return as host of the Winter Games for the first time in two decades and launching a two-week international sporting event spread across northern Italy.

Olha PashchenkoFebruary 9, 2026

Politics · International Relations

The $1bn Pledge: Can Pakistan–Kazakhstan Deliver This Time?

Despite diplomatic optimism, Pakistan’s pledge to raise trade with Kazakhstan to $1bn faces structural limits. Weak logistics, unreliable infrastructure, policy inconsistency, and poor implementation capacity mean ambitious targets risk remaining symbolic unless backed by concrete institutional reforms.

Uroosa KhanFebruary 8, 2026

Politics · International Relations

The Doctrine of Khawarij and Absolutism of Military to Counter Terrorism

Terrorism has historically been used as a tool of fear and power. In Pakistan, groups inspired by Khawarij ideology threaten security, legal order, and sustainable peace due to regional instability, weak governance, and ideological radicalization.

Amina NoorFebruary 8, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

A Poetry Lesson in Brussels: Mukagali Makataïev, a Kazakh Voice Between Culture and Universality

A culturalevent at the Embassy of Kazakhstan

Enes TaskinFebruary 8, 2026

Politics · International Relations

When Great Powers Fail: Uzbekistan’s Case for Regional Coalitions

Guided by Mirziyoyev’s long-term vision, Uzbekistan is pursuing a proactive foreign policy rather than reacting to global uncertainty. Strategic partnerships with Turkey and Pakistan reflect a quiet but effective effort to diversify security and build independent power.

Nurmuhammad NurmamatovFebruary 8, 2026

General · Opinion

The Epstein Network as a Symptom of Civilizational Exhaustion

The Epstein case is not merely a criminal network; it reveals a system of power detached from meaning and responsibility. In a world where norms evaporate and access becomes identity, it shows how moral collapse is produced quietly, routinely, and without resistance.

Glenn Agung HoleFebruary 7, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Kashmir Dispute: International Law and Pakistan’s principled stance

The Jammu and Kashmir dispute

Naveed Aman KhanFebruary 6, 2026

Politics · National Politics

Why does Lithuania celebrate its freedom twice?

Lithuania celebrates two independence days: February 16 (1918 independence) and March 11 (1990 restoration from Soviet rule). These dates reflect historical continuity, national memory, and cultural pride, blending political history with traditions, unity, and a strong sense of identity.

Enes TaskinFebruary 6, 2026

Politics · National Politics

Kosovo: February 17, More Than a Date, an Identity

Every year, February 17 is a deeply symbolic date for Kosovo.

Enes TaskinFebruary 6, 2026

General · Breaking News

The Epstein Case: Why Are the Revelations Resurfacing Now?

A court-ordered, gradual release of Epstein files has pushed the case back into the spotlight. Being named is not proof of guilt, but it fuels media attention. Fragmented disclosures keep debates on power, transparency, and accountability alive.

Enes TaskinFebruary 6, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Uzbekistan: China’s New Strategic Center

Derya SoysalFebruary 5, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Interview with the Kazakh President Tokayev for the Pakistani media

EUReflect NewsFebruary 5, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

Celebration of Alisher Navoiy in Brussels

Derya SoysalFebruary 5, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Seminar on Kashmir Solidarity Day Held at the Embassy of Pakistan in Brussels

Faudel TaouliFebruary 5, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

No More Limits: The End of the Last US-Russia Nuclear Treaty

For the first time in over 50 years, the United States and Russia are no longer bound by a formal, verifiable nuclear arms control treaty. The New START agreement stands for Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty , which limited the two countries strategic nuclear arsenals. This treaty helped keep the Cold War style arms race in check but has now expired. With that brake removed, questions are mounting about how Washington and Moscow will manage their nuclear forces.

İbrahimjan AbdimutalipjanFebruary 4, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

International Humanitarian Law and the protection of civilians discussion in Brussels.

Press Club Europe, Brussels

Faudel TaouliFebruary 3, 2026

General · International

EU Visa Strategy: Attracting Great Minds While Securing Europe’s Borders

The European Commission has adopted its first-ever EU Visa Strategy, turning visa policy into a central tool for security, competitiveness and geopolitical influence. It comes at a moment of rising global mobility, regional instability, geopolitical turmoil and sharper competition for talent.

İbrahimjan AbdimutalipjanFebruary 3, 2026

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