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Economy · Global Economy

China’s Auto Boom and Its Impact on Europe’s Economy

China’s rapid rise in the electric vehicle sector has triggered a profound transformation in Europe’s automotive market. While affordable Chinese EVs offer clear benefits to consumers and support climate goals, they also intensify competitive pressure on European automakers, threatening profitability, employment, and industrial capacity. This development exposes the EU’s vulnerabilities in supply chains and industrial sovereignty. Europe’s response will depend on a comprehensive strategy based on domestic investment, balanced trade policies, industrial cooperation, and supply chain diversification.

Uroosa KhanDecember 23, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Neutrality as an Economic Strategy: Cases of Turkmenistan, Switzerland, and Austria

This study examines the economic implications of permanent neutrality through a comparative analysis of Turkmenistan, Switzerland, and Austria. Findings show that neutrality functions not only as a political stance but also as a strategic economic asset. Turkmenistan leverages neutrality to enhance energy diplomacy and secure multi-vector export routes; Switzerland transforms it into a global reputation for financial stability and innovation; and Austria combines political neutrality with EU economic integration, positioning itself as a regional diplomatic and economic hub. Overall, neutrality strengthens credibility, supports diversified partnerships, and contributes to long-term economic resilience.

Zhansaya NurlanovnaDecember 12, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Belgium Refused to Be Europe’s Parachute

The EU Bought Ukraine at a Discount

Kadir DuranDecember 19, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Carrefour Belgium in Turmoil

When the Traditional Economy Can No Longer Cover Fixed Costs

Kadir DuranDecember 3, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

The Urgent Reforms England Can’t Overlook

England’s economy is stagnating due to low productivity, regional inequality, Brexit disruptions, and overreliance on finance. The article calls for bold reforms: industrial revival, regional empowerment, lifelong reskilling, tax restructuring, renewable energy investment, and aggressive trade strategies. Without long-term planning and decisive action, England risks continued decline despite its potential.

Uroosa KhanDecember 1, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

G-20 Summit 2025 and Global Challenges

Johannesburg made plain that the agenda of global governance is shifting: development, equity and climate resilience have moved higher up the global list of priorities, driven by the moral and economic urgency felt in the Global South. The summit also revealed a fragile architecture — the G-20 can still produce consensus statements, but the absence of a top leader from a superpower (the U.S.) and other partial delegations changes how that consensus will be implemented and perceived.

Elbek Qo'chqarovNovember 24, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

China’s Eco Path to Global Sustainability

While the world is still debating climate commitments and the pace of transformation, China is taking action on a large scale, decisively and without compromise. It is demonstrating that sustainability is not a luxury for developed countries, but the foundation for growth, security, and international cooperation.

Aydana XiyatovaNovember 18, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Brussels Is Dead and No One Is Crying

For months, the Region has been sinking, suffocated by the total incapacity of political parties to form a government. And while deadlines pile up, collapse, and renew themselves in a grotesque ballet, Brussels is sinking.

Kadir DuranNovember 18, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

China’s Steady Role in Global Supply Chain

China has become a stabilizing force in global supply chains, keeping trade flowing during recent global crises. Through decades of investment in infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and green technology, China has evolved from the “world’s factory” into a global supply chain hub. Its vast production capacity, efficient logistics, and affordable high-quality goods support economies worldwide. The article argues that China’s role reduces global costs, boosts growth, and contributes to sustainable development, concluding that global markets depend heavily on China’s reliable and innovative supply chain system.

Khalid Taimur AkramNovember 17, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

EGF Support Shows Strong Re-employment Impact Across Europe

New European Commission data shows the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) is highly effective in helping workers return to employment after mass layoffs. In completed cases, 64% of participants found jobs by the end of support, with follow-up results rising to 80–86% in countries like Belgium, Spain and Estonia. A combination of job-search assistance, reskilling, vocational training and entrepreneurship support drove these outcomes. Since 2021, EU countries have submitted 18 applications totaling €60.1 million to assist 10,825 displaced workers, confirming the fund’s ongoing relevance.

Deha AkdumanNovember 16, 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

Economy · Global Economy

President Tokayev’s State Visit to the United States

Kadir DuranNovember 8, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

When Ghost Companies Launder €12 Million: A Symptom of a Sick System

When Ghost Companies Launder €12 Million: A Symptom of a Sick System By Kadir Duran – Brussels

Kadir DuranNovember 5, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Arizona Cornered, Brussels Out of Breath

Belgium faces a dual fiscal crisis: the Federal "Arizona" government (N-VA, MR, Les Engagés, CD&V, Vooruit) is deadlocked over a mandatory €10 billion austerity plan demanded by the EU, while the Brussels Region struggles to fill a €1.5 billion budget hole without a governing majority or a budget deal.

Kadir DuranOctober 25, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Nigeria: the new power?

EUReflect NewsOctober 24, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Kazakhstani Products Enter U.S. Supermarket Shelves

Located at the very heart of Eurasia, Kazakhstan is a strategic hub of the New Silk Road between China and Europe.

İsmail PolatSeptember 19, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Bridging Continents: Kazakhstan’s Rise as a Eurasian Trade Power

Through the expansion of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Corridor (TITR), Kazakhstan is not only reviving the legacy of the ancient Silk Road but also asserting itself as a modern logistics powerhouse.

Derya SoysalAugust 1, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Kazakhstan and the Netherlands Strengthen Strategic Ties with New Vision for Green Growth and Innovation

Kazakhstan and the Netherlands are deepening their strategic partnership, focusing on increased trade, sustainable development, and technology exchange.

Botakoz UnbayevaJuly 31, 2025

Economy · Global Economy

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan Deepen Economic and Humanitarian Ties at Baku Summit

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation during the 8th session of the Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Economic and Humanitarian Collaboration, held in Baku.

Derya SoysalJuly 29, 2025

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