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Ursula von der Leyen Pushes for EU Spy Service

The European Commission plans to set up an intelligence unit to coordinate security data from EU member states, aiming to boost Europe’s autonomy and reduce reliance on U.S. intelligence. The move faces resistance from diplomats worried about overlapping powers and bureaucratic tension in Brussels.

İbrahimjan AbdimutalipjanNovember 12, 2025

Conferences Events Festivals · National

s: Antakya Choir of Civilizations Performs in Brussels.

Harmony Beyond Borders: Antakya Choir of Civilizations Performs in Brussels.

Derya SoysalNovember 11, 2025

Politics · National Politics

The Commemoration of Atatürk in Brussels

87th anniversary of the passing of Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in Brussels

Derya SoysalNovember 11, 2025

Politics · International Relations

Azerbaijan Victory Day in Netherlands

Derya SoysalNovember 11, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

What’s New in Uzbekistan’s Economy?

What’s New in Uzbekistan’s Economy? October 2025 Monthly Economic Briefing October 2025 was one of the most active months of the year for Uzbekistan’s international diplomacy and economic transformation. From Brussels to Dushanbe, from Gabala to Tashkent, the country advanced major agreements on trade, investment, energy, logistics, industrial cooperation and regional integration.

Kadir DuranNovember 11, 2025

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

India’s Changing Strategic Concept

Selman AltuntasNovember 11, 2025

Defense · Conflict War Studies

Post-Conflict Political Objectives of Pakistan and India Following the May Clashes

The four-day armed conflict between Pakistan and India in May 2025 generated significant repercussions in both regional and global dynamics.

Selman AltuntasNovember 11, 2025

Travel · Adventure Nature

From the Swat Valley to K2: Unveiling Pakistan’s Hidden Tourism Potential

Pakistan’s geography is marked by an extraordinary diversity of climates, landscapes, cultures, and cities stretching from west to east.

Selman AltuntasNovember 11, 2025

Economy · Investment Entrepreneurship

Agroeconomics and Influence: China’s Strategic Food Partnership in Central Asia

Central Asia is increasingly emerging as a theater for the construction of a new geoeconomic architecture.

Batma IskandarovaNovember 11, 2025

Interview · Face To Face Interviews

Uzbekistan’s Living Legacy: Timur Shirinov

The life of Timur Shirinov is a living embodiment of Uzbekistan’s modernization process, the construction of its national identity, and its enduring strategic ties with the Turkic world.

İsmail PolatNovember 11, 2025

General · Opinion

The Role of the Palestinian Question in Fundamental Transformation of the Global Order

Palestine is not merely a geographic entity; it embodies the honor, justice, and raison d’être of the entire ummah.

İsmail PolatNovember 11, 2025

Politics · National Politics

From Vision to Strategy: Türkiye’s Sixteen-Article Manifesto for the Future

The Century of Türkiye represents neither a transient political slogan nor a temporary electoral narrative, but a comprehensive, long-term project of national construction.

İsmail PolatNovember 11, 2025

Politics · International Relations

Europe Doesn’t Want a “Turkish Scapegoat”

Why Europe Prefers the Balkans Over Turkey The European Union’s enlargement strategy has taken a decisive turn: the Western Balkans are moving forward, while Turkey remains frozen in its accession process. This is not accidental , it’s the result of political, strategic, and institutional choices. Here are the key reasons why the EU prioritises the Balkans over Turkey

Kadir DuranNovember 10, 2025

General · International

Atatürk Honored in Brussels on the 87th Anniversary of His Passing

Kadir DuranNovember 10, 2025

Travel · Travel Diplomacy

Derya Soysal Appointed as Kazakhstan’s Tourism Ambassador

Press Release: Derya Soysal Appointed as Kazakhstan’s Tourism Ambassador

EUReflect NewsNovember 10, 2025

General · International

The Cosmopolitan Heart of the European Union

Brussels is the de facto capital and symbol of the EU, hosting its main institutions and the NATO headquarters, establishing it as a strategic global diplomatic nexus. As the world's second most cosmopolitan city (180+ nationalities), it functions as a laboratory for European coexistence and embodies the principle of "unity in diversity."

Radouan BachiriNovember 10, 2025

General · International

Sudan’s Conflict Intensifies Amid Foreign Influence

The war between Sudan's SAF and RSF has become a regional crisis, fueled by foreign backing from powers like Egypt, the UAE, Russia, and Iran. The conflict has forcibly displaced over 11.7 million people and led to mass atrocities in areas like El Fasher. External interference undermines the African Union's efforts and severely threatens regional stability, including Red Sea security.

Doniyor AbdullayevNovember 10, 2025

Economy · Investment Entrepreneurship

Belgium Isn’t Raising Taxes… But It’s Quietly Cutting More and More Ways to Reduce Them

Belgium Freezes Most Tax Breaks Until 2030 Belgium is not increasing taxes, but it is sharply restricting the mechanisms that allow taxpayers to reduce them. The Arizona government has decided to freeze nearly all tax-advantaged ceilings from 2025 to 2030, reversing the brief indexation window introduced under the previous Vivaldi coalition. Key Measures Pension savings, long-term savings, and savings-account exemptions remain fixed at 2024 levels for the next five years. Regional tax advantages (service vouchers, ALE cheques, childcare deductions) continue to diverge significantly between Wallonia, Brussels and Flanders. Donations see their federal tax deduction cut from 45% to 30%. Several deductions are abolished entirely, including: Household employee tax credit Adoption-related tax reduction Legal expenses insurance deduction Incentives for light electric vehicles Reduction for losses in private PRICAF structures.....

Kadir DuranNovember 9, 2025

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

Germany Fields Mini Missile Against Drones

Germany has initiated the development and procurement of the Small Anti-Drone Missile (SADM), designed for integration into the Rheinmetall Skyranger 30 vehicles, as a cost-effective solution against small UAS threats. Costing €490 million, the missile extends the Skyranger's engagement range to 6 km and, informed by Ukrainian war lessons, is set to be included in the European Sky Shield Initiative.

İsmail PolatNovember 9, 2025

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

US Army's 1 Million Drone Initiative

U.S. Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll announced the goal of acquiring at least one million drones within the next two to three years, signaling a historic transformation in U.S. military procurement. The Army, which currently procures only about 50,000 drones annually, aims to position drones as "expendable ammunition" rather than "exquisite equipment" with this massive acquisition. The plan is shaped by lessons learned from the conflict in Ukraine and centers on stimulating domestic production and reducing critical supply chain dependence on China.

EUReflect NewsNovember 9, 2025

Politics · International Relations

From Budapest to Washington: Trump’s Ukraine Policy and the Emerging U.S. Strategic Outlook

The article examines the shifting dynamics of U.S. foreign policy under the Trump administration, focusing on the Russia–Ukraine war and Washington’s evolving diplomatic and strategic posture. Following the announcement—and subsequent denial—of a Trump–Putin summit in Budapest, the administration’s approach has alternated between negotiation and deterrence, illustrating the contours of what analysts are calling the emerging “Trump Doctrine.” This doctrine emphasizes selective engagement, reducing U.S. exposure in Europe while reinforcing strategic interests in other regions. The piece explores how domestic political pressures, alliance dynamics, and battlefield realities in Ukraine have shaped U.S. decision-making, revealing a foreign policy defined by strategic ambiguity and recalibration rather than coherent withdrawal.

Samuel DreessenNovember 8, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

President Tokayev’s State Visit to the United States

Kadir DuranNovember 8, 2025

Politics · Elections And Political Analysis

50 Days of Survival: Stop or Go? The ultimatum putting Belgium under pressure

Kadir DuranNovember 8, 2025

Travel · Culture Heritage

The Soul of Chuvashia

Hidden in Russia’s Volga region, Chuvashia is a cultural treasure waiting to be discovered. Cheboksary, its picturesque capital, dazzles with stunning landmarks like the Monument of Mother, vibrant public art, and the National Museum’s rich displays of traditional costumes and crafts. Here, folklore, music, and centuries-old traditions thrive alongside modern life, offering travelers an authentic glimpse into a proud and living culture.

Dolunay Yusuf BaltürkNovember 8, 2025

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