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Akhal-Teke Horses

The Akhal-Teke horse is one of the oldest horse breeds from Turkmenistan. Known for its golden sheen, elegant build, and exceptional endurance, it developed in harsh desert conditions and stands out for both its physical abilities and cultural significance.

Oleh BehuntsMarch 25, 2026

General · International

Magtymguly Pyragy: The Voice of Identity

Magtymguly Pyragy’s question “Who am I?” emerges between individuality and identity. He united these dimensions, preserving Turkmen identity in his poetry and creating a national consciousness that connects the past with the future.

Meryem HojayevaMarch 23, 2026

General · International

DAY OF UNITY AND REFLECTION: PAKISTAN NATIONAL DAY IN BRUSSELS

Brussels, March 23, 2026. Written by Saadia Ajbaili The Embassy of Pakistan in Brussels commemorated Pakistan National Day with a solemn yet meaningful flag-hoisting ceremony on Monday, bringing together members of the Pakistani community from Brussels and Luxembourg.

EUReflect NewsMarch 26, 2026

General · International

The Great Conqueror of Turkmenistan: Sultan Alparslan

Authors: Meryem Hojayeva & Derya Soysal

Meryem HojayevaMarch 23, 2026

General · International

Khurshidbanu Natavan: Poems that outlived the era

Khurshidbanu Natavan

Fatima Tuz ZehraMarch 22, 2026

General · International

Sheki Khan Plateau: Nature & History

Sheki Khan Plateau of Azerbaijan — Where Nature’s Splendor Meets the Echoes of History

Muhammad Ali PashaMarch 22, 2026

General · International

EUReflect Attends Vernissage of Uruguayan Artist Karina Yacoubian in Brussels

Brussels, 19 March 2026 — EUReflect was honored to attend the vernissage of Uruguayan artist Karina Yacoubian, held at the Press Club Brussels Europe on Thursday evening. The event, hosted under the patronage of Ambassador Pablo Sader, brought together members of the diplomatic community, cultural actors, and media representatives for an evening dedicated to artistic dialogue and cultural exchange.

Olha PashchenkoMarch 20, 2026

General · Opinion

The Middle East War That Has No Winner

U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran are pushing the Middle East toward disaster. Iran resists fiercely, leaving no clear winner. Gulf states suffer, and economic and humanitarian crises grow. Religion, nationalism, and geopolitical conflicts make peace nearly impossible.

Uroosa KhanMarch 18, 2026

General · Opinion

Why the Gulf Will Not Be Israel's Proxy in a War With Iran??

In 2026, US-Israel attacks on Iran pushed the region to the brink of war. Iran’s retaliation against Gulf states escalated tensions, while Gulf countries remain cautious to avoid Israel’s divide-and-rule strategy. However, continued attacks risk triggering a wider conflict.

Uroosa KhanMarch 18, 2026

General · Local News

Akhal-Teke Horses in Turkmen Culture

The text explores the cultural and historical importance of Akhal-Teke horses in Turkmenistan, highlighting their symbolism, endurance, role in national identity, international success, and recognition by UNESCO as part of intangible heritage.

Meryem HojayevaMarch 17, 2026

General · International

An Architectural Analysis of Modern Residential Design: Comfort, Natural Light, Energy Efficiency, and Privacy

Modern architecture represents an evolution in design thinking that seeks to balance aesthetic clarity with human comfort. The contemporary home is no longer merely a shelter; it has become an integrated living environment aimed at enhancing quality of life, supporting psychological well-being, improving energy efficiency, and maintaining privacy while encouraging family interaction.

Abbas Al-ZuhairyMarch 14, 2026

General · Opinion

Why the Moroccan Religious Model Attracts Europe’s Attention

This article explains how Morocco’s management of the religious sphere counters radicalization through moderation, dialogue, and coexistence. Based on the Maliki school, Ash’arite doctrine, and Sufi spirituality, and guided by King Mohammed VI as Commander of the Faithful, it offers an inspiring model for Europe.

Radouan BachiriMarch 12, 2026

General · Local News

Pension Reform: Belgium Between Budget Discipline and Social Uncertainty

The Belgian pension reform led by Bart De Wever aims to ensure long-term sustainability amid population ageing and rising public debt. It introduces a bonus–malus system, aligns public and private pension rules, and removes some privileges, but has triggered significant political and social debate.

Kadir DuranMarch 11, 2026

General · International

CEPA and the Future of EU–Indonesia Cooperation

Relations between the European Union and Indonesia have deepened significantly in recent years. Negotiations for a free trade agreement, launched in 2016 following exploratory discussions, were successfully concluded on 23 September 2025. The parties reached an agreement on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) alongside an Investment Protection Agreement, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of bilateral economic relations. These agreements aim to establish a broader institutional framework for trade and investment while strengthening the strategic partnership between the two economies.

Alvara MerrickMarch 10, 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

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

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

General · International

Kazakhstan’s Higher Education and Science: From Reform to Results

EUReflect NewsFebruary 27, 2026

General · International

Angola – A Cultural Bridge Between Africa and Europe

Angola is a country where rhythm, heritage, and modern ambition come together to create one of Southern Africa’s most dynamic cultural landscapes. Rooted in deep traditions yet confidently looking toward the future, Angola offers more than history and natural beauty — it offers a living culture that increasingly connects Africa and Europe.

Enes TaskinFebruary 20, 2026

General · International

39th African Union Summit

“Assuring Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation Systems to Achieve the Goals of Agenda 2063”

Faudel TaouliFebruary 19, 2026

General · Opinion

Abdulla Oripov and the Uzbek Poetry

Abdulla Oripov Poetry Impact on Uzbek Literature and Culture

Muhammad Ali PashaFebruary 17, 2026

General · Opinion

Butter Over Guns, Empire Over Edge: When Values Became Optional

From Normative Giantto Security Beggar: Self-Made Exile from Power

Zeynep GüneyFebruary 12, 2026

General · Breaking News

Europe Braces for a Prolonged Era of Confrontation, Security Report Warns Ahead of Munich Conference

Brussels / Munich — Europe is entering a prolonged period of strategic confrontation marked by persistent security threats, geopolitical instability, and uncertainty over transatlantic guarantees, according to

Olha PashchenkoFebruary 9, 2026

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