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

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

EUReflect News · February 27, 2026

Abdulla Oripov and the Uzbek Poetry

Abdulla Oripov Poetry Impact on Uzbek Literature and Culture

Muhammad Ali Pasha · February 17, 2026

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

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

Zeynep Güney · February 12, 2026

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 Pashchenko · February 9, 2026

Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics Open Amid Heightened Global Attention

Milan / Cortina d’Ampezzo — The 2026 Winter Olympic Games officially opened on Friday, marking Italy’s return as host of the Winter Games for the first time in two decades and launching a two-week international sporting event spread across northern Italy.

Olha Pashchenko · February 9, 2026

The Epstein Network as a Symptom of Civilizational Exhaustion

The Epstein case is not merely a criminal network; it reveals a system of power detached from meaning and responsibility. In a world where norms evaporate and access becomes identity, it shows how moral collapse is produced quietly, routinely, and without resistance.

Glenn Agung Hole · February 7, 2026

The Epstein Case: Why Are the Revelations Resurfacing Now?

A court-ordered, gradual release of Epstein files has pushed the case back into the spotlight. Being named is not proof of guilt, but it fuels media attention. Fragmented disclosures keep debates on power, transparency, and accountability alive.

Enes Taskin · February 6, 2026

EU Visa Strategy: Attracting Great Minds While Securing Europe’s Borders

The European Commission has adopted its first-ever EU Visa Strategy, turning visa policy into a central tool for security, competitiveness and geopolitical influence. It comes at a moment of rising global mobility, regional instability, geopolitical turmoil and sharper competition for talent.

İbrahimjan Abdimutalipjan · February 3, 2026

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Pierre Bastin · February 2, 2026

Brand Finance Releases the World’s Most Valuable and Strongest Brands of 2026

As global leaders gathered around the Davos agenda, Brand Finance’s Global 500 2026 report offered a timely snapshot of how technology and artificial intelligence are reshaping the world’s most influential brands. Released on January 15, 2026, the report highlights the continued dominance of tech giants such as Apple, Microsoft, and Google in brand value, alongside the rising strategic importance of AI-driven companies like NVIDIA. At the same time, the rankings reveal a nuanced distinction between financial brand value and brand power, measured through trust, loyalty, and perception. Together, these findings underscore the arrival of a new economic era in which innovation, attention, and reputation define global brand leadership.

Ahmet Furkan Budak · January 25, 2026

Tokayev Unveils New Kazakhstan’s Political Architecture at National Kurultai

BY DANA OMIRGAZY // ASTANA – President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev outlined Kazakhstan’s ongoing political reforms, foreign policy priorities, and digital transformation agenda during the National Kurultai (Congress) in Kyzylorda on Jan. 20, stressing national unity amid global uncertainty.

EUReflect News · January 20, 2026

Pakistan’s Prime Minister to Attend WEF2026 in Davos

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif attends WEF Davos 2026, engaging global leaders on dialogue, economic reform, investment, and international cooperation.

EUReflect News · January 20, 2026

The Donroe Doctrine: Rise of American Power and the Return of Expansionism

The Donroe Doctrine revives U.S. expansionism under Trump, prioritizing unilateral power, military force, and economic coercion over diplomacy and international law.

Uroosa Khan · January 18, 2026

Senegal won the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON)

Senegal won the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON)

EUReflect News · January 18, 2026

Pape Gueye scores an extraordinary goal in a high-tension match

Pape Gueye scores an extraordinary goal in a high-tension match.

EUReflect News · January 18, 2026

Sénégal–Maroc AFCON 2025 Final Plunges Into Chaos

Sénégal–Maroc AFCON 2025 Final Plunges Into Chaos After Late Penalty Decision

EUReflect News · January 18, 2026

Yennayer 2976: North Africa Marks Amazigh New Year

Amazigh communities across North Africa and the diaspora mark Yennayer 2976, welcoming the traditional New Year rooted in ancient agricultural cycles. The celebration highlights cultural heritage, renewal, family traditions and the growing recognition of Amazigh identity in the modern era.

EUReflect News · January 14, 2026

The New Geopolitics of the Arctic: Is the U.S. Eyeing Greenland Next?

Trump’s expansionist “America First” policy sought control over resources and strategic zones like Venezuela and Greenland, increasing rivalry in the Arctic, straining NATO, and fueling tensions with China and Russia instead of trust and cooperation.

Uroosa Khan · January 9, 2026

Al-Nasr and Arkadag Football Clubs are to play historic match

Al-Nasr and Arkadag Football Clubs are to play historic match

EUReflect News · January 9, 2026

KAZAKHSTAN HAS ENTERED A NEW STAGE OF MODERNISATION

President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev: KAZAKHSTAN HAS ENTERED A NEW STAGE OF MODERNISATION by Bauyrzhan BABAZHANULY, Turkistan Newspaper, 5 January 2026, No. 1 (1638)

Ayana Birbayeva · January 7, 2026

Governance, Order, and National Harmony

For me, as a member of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan, the emphases directly related to strengthening social cohesion, civic responsibility, and a culture of unity are of particular importance.

Sherzod Pulatov · January 5, 2026

Venezuela Under Siege: Oil, Minerals, and the U.S. Power Play

The January 2026 U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, which resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, is presented as a turning point driven by strategic competition over oil, minerals, and regional influence. Although Washington justified the operation through claims of narco-terrorism and authoritarian governance, the action is widely seen as a violation of international law and Venezuelan sovereignty. Venezuela’s economic collapse, worsened by sanctions and mismanagement, forms the backdrop to the crisis, while regional and global reactions reveal deep concern over renewed U.S. interventionism. The operation’s human, economic, and political costs are significant, and the situation underscores a broader return to resource-centered geopolitics, with Venezuela’s vast energy reserves at the core of a conflict that challenges international legal norms and regional stability.

Uroosa Khan · January 4, 2026