Spain vs Argentina: The World Cup 2026 Final
Spain and Argentina meet tonight at MetLife Stadium in the final that will close the World Cup 2026.
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Dmytro Melnyk
writer at EUReflect
Contributing writer at EUReflect.
Articles by Dmytro Melnyk
World Cup 2026 Semi-Finals
After a month of different games and record-breaking runs, France meet Spain and England face Argentina in the fight for the final.
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The Celestial Swan: Madina Bazarkhan’s Exhibition in Bruges
A new exhibition at Storry's House of Design weaves Kazakh mythology, watercolour and personal memory into a meditation on cultural inheritance, marking the public opening of a new cultural space in Bruges and one of the first solo shows of contemporary Kazakh art in Belgium.
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Conference: Black Sea Security Guarantees
A Brussels policy dialogue assessed how Ukraine, NATO and the EU might secure the Black Sea, where war, energy and trade now meet.
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Ethiopia Begins Construction of Africa's Largest Airport
Ethiopia has started construction of Africa's largest airport, with completion planned by 2030.
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Türkiye Presents Its First Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
With the unveiling of the Yildirimhan, Ankara signals it intends to be a sovereign military power, building on a decade of Bayraktar successes
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Montenegro joins EU in 2028
Montenegro Set to Become the EU's 28th Member State by 2028 as Brussels Begins Drafting Accession Treaty
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Macedonian Dreams at Bozar
North Macedonia Brings Jazz, Folk, and Cultural Diplomacy to Brussels
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Kuwaiti Court Acquits Journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin
Kuwaiti Court Acquits US-Kuwaiti Journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin Of All Charges
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Japan Sheds Its Pacifist Past
Tokyo Opens Global Arms Market in Historic Shift Under Sanae Takaichi
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Over 200 Civilians Freed from ADF Captivity
Ugandan and Congolese Forces Strike Islamic State Linked Camp in Eastern DRC
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Belarus and the Future of the European Security Architecture
Inside a European Policy Centre discussion on Belarus, where consolidation, repression, and the war in Ukraine define the country's present.
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Opening of the Kazakh Cultural Centre “Qazaq Roots” in Ghent
By Dmytro Melnyk, 20 April 2026 On April 18, a new Kazakh cultural centre, “Qazaq Roots”, officially opened its doors in Ghent at De Regenboog community venue. The launch marked the first institution of its kind in Flanders and the second Kazakh cultural space to open in Belgium The opening day drew a warm, multicultural audience, with guests describing the atmosph
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How Uruguay Can Surprise You as a Travel Destination in 2026?
A small country between giants, Uruguay is quietly redefining what modern tourism looks like, offering authenticity, stability, and a deeply human travel experience that increasingly attracts visitors seeking something beyond mass tourism.
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Lithuania and Azerbaijan strengthen economic ties in energy, trade and EU connectivity.
By Dmytro Melnyk, 11 April 2026 Lithuania and Azerbaijan are advancing their business relationship with emphasis on energy cooperation, trade growth and improved EU transport links. These efforts reflect both nations' interest in new economic prospects amid evolving geopolitics
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Did Javier Milei Save Argentina’s Economy — or Just Stabilize It?
By Dmytro Melnyk, 11 April 2026 Javier Milei’s economic strategy in Argentina has delivered a verifiable reduction in inflation, transforming a hyperinflationary crisis into a manageable disinflationary trajectory, though this success hinges on a libertarian austerity model that imposes steep short-term costs and faces enduring unc
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French ex-president Sarkozy sentenced to five years in Libya funding case
By Dmytro Melnyk, 11 April 2026 Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy appeared before a Paris appeals court on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, to contest the most serious conviction of his legal career. Overview Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty of criminal conspiracy in a trial over the alleged illegal financing of his successful 2007 presidential campaign with funds from the government of then-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. The sentence was delivered by the Tribunal de Paris on September 25, 2025, m
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The Strait of Hormuz Crisis: How a 39-Kilometre Chokepoint Is Reshaping Global Energy Governance?
By Dmytro Melnyk. 10 April 2026. Few waterways carry the weight of the world’s economic lifeline quite like the Strait of Hormuz. At its narrowest, just 39 kilometres wide, this passage between Iran and Oman connects the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman and, ultimately, to global energy markets. Today, the strait has become the defining flashpoint of the 2026 Middle East conflict and potentially the catalyst for a fund
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Hungary Votes: Viktor Orbán vs Péter Magyar
Viktor Orbán faces Péter Magyar in a pivotal election that will determine whether Hungary continues its illiberal path or shifts toward pro-EU reforms, with major implications for the EU, NATO, and regional democracy.
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Greece's Political Crisis Deepens: Ministers Resign Over EU Farm Subsidy Fraud
6 April 2026 Greece faces one of its most serious political scandals in years after three senior ministers resigned on April 3, 2026, amid a widening European Union investigation into agricultural subsidy fraud. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis responded immediately with a cabinet reshuffle, appointing high profile replacements in a bid to contain the
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World Cup 2026 Debutants: Jordan, Uzbekistan, Curaçao and Cape Verde Ready to Make History
4 April 2026 The 2026 World Cup will feel different from any other edition before it. With the expanded format, more teams than ever will step onto football’s biggest stage, and for the debutants especially, this is a tournament that carries enormous meaning. It’s not just about playing football in a global competition, but about placing their nations on a map that millions of people follow closely. For these countries, qualification is a historic achievement that speaks to progress, ambition, and national pride. It also gives their fans a rare chance to celebrate their identity through sport on the world’s biggest stage.
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Inside Burkina Faso’s Deepening Crisis: Civilian Abuses and the End of Political Pluralism
3 April 2026 Burkina Faso’s military authorities stand accused of overseeing grave abuses against civilians while simultaneously dismantling the country’s political pluralism, creating a closed and increasingly violent landscape for ordinary people.
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How Uruguay Can Surprise You as a Travel Destination in 2026?
By Dmytro Melnyk. 2 April 2026. A small country between giants, Uruguay is quietly redefining what modern tourism looks like, offering authenticity, stability, and a deeply human travel experie
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Why Senegal is a Hidden Gem in the Touristic Map
Golden beaches stretching into the Atlantic, music pulsing through the streets of Dakar, and a culture built on warmth and hospitality are quietly transforming Senegal into one of the most exciting travel destinations of 2026.
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Tajikistan Delivers Humanitarian Aid to Iran Amid Escalating Crisis
March 25, 2026 As the humanitarian situation in Iran continues to deteriorate, Tajikistan has stepped in with a large-scale aid delivery, underscoring both regional solidarity and its growing role in international humanitarian efforts.
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Why Senegal Is Emerging as a Key Travel Destination in 2026
Golden beaches stretching into the Atlantic, music pulsing through the streets of Dakar, and a culture rooted in warmth and hospitality are quietly positioning Senegal as one of the most compelling travel destinations for 2026.
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Eritrea Returns to International Football After Years of Isolation
After nearly two decades away from international competition, Eritrea is preparing to re-enter the global football scene. This return represents far more than a sporting event—it signals a broader moment of reconnection.
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