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Technology has made diplomacy faster, but trust still takes patience, cultural awareness and the ability to listen. Elene Metreveli says digital diplomacy needs traditional values adapted to new tools, not entirely new rules. Interviewed by: Olha Pashchenko Interviewee: Elene Metreveli, European Parliament (EPP Group)
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The way diplomats communicate is changing, but respect, professionalism and mutual understanding remain the same, says Elene Metreveli. In online negotiations, even the tone of an email or the speed of a reply can shape a relationship. Interviewed by: Olha Pashchenko Interviewee: Elene Metreveli, European Parliament (EPP Group)
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International opportunities should not depend on money or personal connections, says Elene Metreveli, pointing to paid traineeships, professional exchanges and partnerships between universities, businesses and public institutions. Interviewed by: Olha Pashchenko Interviewee: Elene Metreveli, European Parliament (EPP Group)
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Public support for young people’s international experience must be purposeful, Elene Metreveli says: it should help individuals succeed independently, contribute to their communities and create opportunities for others. Interviewed by: Olha Pashchenko Interviewee: Elene Metreveli, European Parliament (EPP Group)
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Elene Metreveli argues that young people’s international experience is not an expense but a public investment, building the ability to understand other societies, work across backgrounds and see beyond the national perspective. Interviewed by: Olha Pashchenko Interviewee: Elene Metreveli, European Parliament
conferences events festivals
EUReflect Media attended the second edition of the summit at Egmont Palace, where business leaders and officials pressed for a Customs Union upgrade and deeper integration of supply chains.
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EUREFLECT conducted an exclusive interview with diplomat Lana Jalagonia on diplomacy, international business, and professional communication.
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EUREFLECT conducted an exclusive interview with diplomat Lana Jalagonia on diplomacy, international business, and professional communication.
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EUREFLECT conducted an exclusive interview with diplomat Lana Jalagonia on diplomacy, international business, and professional communication.
interview
EUREFLECT conducted an exclusive interview with diplomat Lana Jalagonia on diplomacy, international business, and professional communication.
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EUREFLECT conducted an exclusive interview with diplomat Lana Jalagonia on diplomacy, international business, and professional communication.
politics
At AIM Congress 2026 in Dubai, World Tourism Forum Institute President Bulut Bağcı argued that the next era of tourism competition will be shaped less by visitor numbers — and more by a destination’s ability to win the confidence of global capital.
general
For Malaysia’s men’s hockey team, competing at the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 in Brussels represents more than another appearance on the international stage. It is an opportunity to measure the progress of Malaysian hockey against some of the strongest teams in the world, while carrying the ambitions of an entire continent.
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BRUSSELS — Malaysia’s national hockey team, known as the “Speedy Tigers,” arrived in Belgium with a young squad, high expectations and the ambition of competing among the world’s best. For Dato’ Mohd Khalid Abbasi Abdul Razak, Ambassador of Malaysia to Belgium and the European Union, the team’s participation in the Hockey World Cup is about more than results on the field. It is also a moment of national pride and an opportunity to showcase Malaysia on the international stage.
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Malaysia’s national men’s hockey team, the Speedy Tigers, demonstrated resilience, attacking quality and a strong competitive spirit during their campaign at the 2026 FIH Hockey Men’s World Cup in Belgium, facing a demanding field of international opponents and producing several performances that underlined the team’s ability to compete at the highest level.
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Brussels — The Embassy of Pakistan turned Place Agora, at the foot of the Grand Place, into a one-day showcase of Pakistani culture, food and music, drawing families, local residents and cultural enthusiasts into the heart of the Belgian capital.
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Brussels, Belgium, by Olha Pashchenko — As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding, the Brussels Liberty Network Summer Reception brought together policymakers, diplomats, academics, and business leaders to discuss the future of transatlantic cooperation. On the occasion of the event, EUReflect Media interviewed U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Andrew Puzder, who shared his perspective on the evolving U.S.–EU partnership and the strategic priorities shaping relations across the Atlantic.
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By Olha Pashchenko | EuReflect Media
politics
By Olha Pashchenko | EuReflect Media
politics
BRUSSELS — Senior government officials, European policymakers, transport executives, and international investors gathered in Brussels on Monday for a high-level business conference focused on strengthening connectivity between Kazakhstan and the European Union through the development of the Middle Corridor.
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LUANDA, Angola — President João Lourenço underscored the critical role of tourism in Angola’s economic transformation during his address at the Tourism Destinations Summit in Luanda, describing the sector as a key pillar of the country’s diversification strategy and long-term development agenda.
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Brussels, 16 June 2026 – The Embassy of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in Brussels opened its doors last night for a unique cultural and diplomatic event: the Mango Tasting Festival of Bangladesh. Held at the Embassy on Rue Jacques Jordaens, the reception transformed the diplomatic venue into a vibrant showcase of one of the country's most prized agricultural treasures, bringing together diplomats, international visitors, fruit enthusiasts, and members of the press.
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By Olha Pashchenko, EUReflect Economic Analysis
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By Olha Pashchenko, EUReflect Economic Analysis
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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.
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On 14 April 2026, policymakers, academics and innovation stakeholders gathered at the European Parliament in Brussels for a high-level discussion on the future of academic cooperation in Europe. The event, titled “Innovating together: Strengthening EU academic cooperation in the era of technological advancement,” was hosted by Ilhan Kyuchyuk and supported by Renew Europe. Held in the Spinelli building, the discussion focused on how the European Union can adapt its academic and research frameworks to keep pace with rapid technological change.
energy
Brussels once again became a focal point for Europe’s energy debate this week, as policymakers, industry figures and analysts gathered for a discussion hosted by Euractiv in partnership with EDF. The event, titled “EDF’s Net Zero scenario – A pathway to a competitive, sovereign and decarbonized Europe,” brought together a cross-section of voices at a moment when the European Union is under increasing pressure to reconcile its climate targets with economic competitiveness and geopolitical realities.
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BRUSSELS — Against the backdrop of persistent high energy costs that continue to weigh on Europe’s industrial base, policymakers and industry leaders gathered at the Euractiv Network Office on 31 March 2026 to dissect a critical question: how can state support for electricity prices be designed to bolster competitiveness without distorting the market?
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The international energy system is facing its most severe disruption in decades, with oil supply losses expected to double in April, according to new analysis from the International Energy Agency (IEA), as the cascading effects of armed conflict strain global markets and expose the fragility of existing supply chains.
