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Energy · Energy Security

Redrawing the Gulf: Energy New Routes Beyond Hormuz

Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz threatens global energy supply and supply chains. Gulf countries must find alternative routes to export oil and gas. Without new pipelines, storage hubs, and cooperation, the risk of economic shocks and wider regional conflict could increase.

Uroosa KhanMarch 7, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

PBF International College Islamabad Marks International Women’s Day with Inspiring Speeches and Cultural Performances

ISLAMABAD: PBF International College, H-9 Islamabad, celebrated International Women’s Day with great enthusiasm, highlighting the achievements, rights, and empowerment of women through speeches, cultural presentations, and student performances.

Sadia JanjuaMarch 7, 2026

Politics · Society

From Jadidism to the New Uzbekistan

The Jadid Movement: How Central Asian Intellectuals Reimagined Modernity

Derya SoysalMarch 7, 2026

General · Opinion

Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan – A Leader of Exceptional Qualities

Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan championed unity among the Emirates and used oil revenues to support regional development. He led the creation of the United Arab Emirates in 1971 and promoted a vision of human-centered progress built on education, healthcare, cooperation, and national solidarity.

Muhammad Ali PashaMarch 6, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

EUReflect Attended Academic Conference and Iftar Program in Leuven

Leuven, 5 March 2026 — EUReflect attended an academic conference followed by an Iftar gathering held in Leuven, bringing together scholars, community representatives, and invited guests for an evening of discussion and cultural exchange.

Olha PashchenkoMarch 5, 2026

Energy · Energy Security

QatarEnergy Suspends LNG Production: Regional Energy Risks

Following military attacks on QatarEnergy facilities, LNG production has been halted and Force Majeure declared, highlighting vulnerabilities in regional and global energy security. The disruption underscores risks to supply chains, market stability, and the critical need for infrastructure protection, crisis management, and diversified sourcing strategies.

İsmail PolatMarch 5, 2026

Economy · Global Economy

China’s 2026 Growth Target and Global Implications

China’s 2026 economic growth target of 4.5–5% aims to promote high-quality development, advance structural reforms, strengthen domestic consumption, and maintain macroeconomic flexibility, reinforcing national resilience while contributing to global economic stability and modernization.

Botakoz UnbayevaMarch 5, 2026

Politics · International Relations

China’s Policy Framework Against External Interference

China’s government work report underscores a firm stance against U.S. expansionism, emphasizing sovereignty over Taiwan, reinforcing “One Country, Two Systems” in Hong Kong and Macao, and promoting regional integration to strengthen national unity and resilience in global power competition.

Alvara MerrickMarch 5, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Uzbekistan Backs Gulf States, Urges Diplomacy During Ramadan

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev conducted six high-level calls with Gulf states and Jordan on March 4, 2026, stressing diplomacy, Ramadan solidarity, and regional stability. Uzbekistan affirmed support for citizens’ safety, condemned aggression, and positioned itself as a proactive mediator in Middle East peace.

Abdul Hamid Hamid Al-KbaMarch 5, 2026

General · Opinion

Why Killing Khamenei Won’t End Iran’s Islamic Regime

The Iran-US conflicts and Khamenei’s death will not topple the Islamic Republic. The system is institutional, ideological, and backed by military structures. Regional powers and international actors influence developments through diplomacy and strategy; the regime won’t collapse easily, changing slowly from within.

Uroosa KhanMarch 4, 2026

General · Opinion

Turkish Political Elites and the Absence of China-Russia Expertise

Turkish political elites are predominantly Western-educated, lacking direct Chinese or Russian expertise. This creates strategic blind spots, limiting Turkey’s capacity to manage relations and opportunities in a multipolar world. Diversified education is crucial for effective global engagement.

İsmail PolatMarch 4, 2026

Defense · Conflict War Studies

Tokayev Voices Strong Support for Gulf States

President Tokayev expressed full solidarity with Gulf states, condemning any military actions undermining their sovereignty and territorial integrity. He emphasized diplomacy and dialogue as the only path to regional stability and reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s readiness to support its partners.

Abdul Hamid Hamid Al-KbaMarch 4, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Africa: The Center of the New Global Strategic Competition

As global power shifts toward multipolarity, competition is intensifying in Africa. While U.S. influence becomes more selective, China expands through Belt and Road and port investments, Turkey via military and hybrid outreach, Gulf states through maritime trade, and Russia through security partnerships.

Uroosa KhanMarch 4, 2026

Politics · International Relations

The Turkic world should not hesitate to deepen its relations with China!

The Turkic world is historically interconnected but geopolitically fragmented. While Türkiye remains integrated into the Western security system, expanding ties with China reflects not an axis shift but a strategy of risk diversification and strategic autonomy. The objective is to act as a balancing power between blocs.

İsmail PolatMarch 3, 2026

Economy · Global Economy

Domestic Demand as China’s Shield Against U.S. Pressure

China’s 2026–2030 Five-Year Plan positions economic reform, domestic demand, and tech self-reliance as strategic tools to withstand pressure from the United States. By boosting innovation, green transition, and internal markets, Beijing strengthens resilience in an era of intensifying global competition.

İsmail PolatMarch 3, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Uzbekistan Embassy Appreciates Mr. Khalid Taimur Akram with Citation of Honor

EUReflect NewsMarch 3, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Turkey Clears Border Mines: Real Migration Wave or False Claims?

Turkey has cleared around 80,000 mines along its border with Iran, officially to strengthen security. Analysts suggest the move could also prepare for a potential migration wave, as cleared areas make crossings easier and economic hardship in Iran drives people toward safer, more stable regions.

Alvara MerrickMarch 3, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

The Constitution as an Instrument of Power

At the Shanyraq Dialogues in Brussels, Roman Vassilenko presented Kazakhstan’s March 15 constitutional referendum. The reform aims to strengthen institutional balance, clarify succession, reinforce human rights, and position the country as a stable, reliable middle power for the EU in energy, logistics, and diplomacy.

Kadir DuranMarch 2, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

Ethiopian Victory Day: Adwa’s Eternal Flame of Freedom for Africa's Soul

Eureflect had the honour to attend the commemoration of the 130th anniversary of the Adwa Victory Day at the Embassy of Ethiopia in Brussels. This event brought Ethiopian diplomats, members of the Ethiopian diaspora from across the BENELUX region and friends of Ethiopia together. The event marked the anniversary under the theme Adwa: “Glorious Past, Radiant Horizon” as the Black People’s Victory globally. It demonstrates that the people of Ethiopia hold the values of freedom, sovereignty, and cultural pride in high esteem. This commemoration matters because Adwa is not only a national holiday for Ethiopia. Rather the Adwa Victory Day stands as a beacon of freedom in the whole African continent and Black People history.

İbrahimjan AbdimutalipjanMarch 2, 2026

Travel · Culture Heritage

Why Kazakhstan Is Capturing the Attention of the Belgian Tourism Industry?

Kazakhstan Expands Tourism Cooperation with Belgium

Derya SoysalMarch 2, 2026

Defense · Conflict War Studies

Tehran Shock: Leader’s Death Risks Turmoil

Strategic strike, constitutional succession, Iranian retaliation and the reshaping of power balances

Kadir DuranMarch 1, 2026

Politics · International Relations

The President of Kazakhstan Sends Messages to Arab Leaders Regarding the Situation in the Middle East

EUReflect NewsMarch 1, 2026

Defense · Conflict War Studies

Mapping U.S. and Israeli Attacks on Iran and Tehran’s Retaliatory Strikes

Dateline: Washington / Tehran / Middle East, Feb. 28, 2026.A coordinated series of military operations by the United States and Israel struck multiple locations across Iran on Feb. 28, 2026, with Tehran responding within hours by launching missiles and drones toward Israel and several U.S. military bases in the broader Middle East. Maps compiled from official statements and open sources show the geographic scope of the strikes and retaliatory actions, illustrating an unprecedented escalation in regional hostilities

Olha PashchenkoMarch 1, 2026

General · Breaking News

Missing Epstein Records Prompt Justice Department Review of Allegations Referencing Trump — NYT

Several documents related to a woman’s allegations of sexual assault involving U.S. President Donald Trump are missing from files released by the U.S. Department of Justice concerning convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to reporting by The New York Times. The absence of these materials has raised new questions about the completeness of the federal disclosure and prompted calls for further scrutiny.

Olha PashchenkoMarch 1, 2026

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