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New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan

New Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan

EUReflect News · February 2, 2026

Commemoration of the Sufi master Hamza ibn Al-Abbas Al-Boutchichi

Commemoration of the Sufi master Hamza ibn Al-Abbas Al-Boutchichi

EUReflect News · February 2, 2026

France says “Au Revoir” to US tech and "Bienvenue" to digital sovereignty

İbrahimjan Abdimutalipjan · January 29, 2026

EU–Vietnam: A Strategic Turning Point Shaped By Geopolitics

The EU–Vietnam Comprehensive Strategic Partnership announced in January 2026 marks a shift beyond trade toward deeper political, security and strategic cooperation, reflecting shared interests in stability, diversification, and long-term engagement in the Indo-Pacific.

Enes Taskin · January 29, 2026

Public Diplomacy in Uzbek-Turkish Relations: The Factor of Trust and Cooperation

Relations between Uzbekistan and Turkey have evolved into a comprehensive strategic partnership based on trust and political will at the leadership level. Public diplomacy and sister-city cooperation strengthen people-to-people ties, ensuring the sustainability of political, economic, and cultural relations.

EUReflect News · January 29, 2026

Uzbekistan-Türkiye: A New Stage of Cooperation and Prospects for Developing Cultural and Humanitarian Ties

Uzbekistan has successfully ensured peace and interethnic harmony within its multinational society since independence. Its strategic partnership with Türkiye, based on deep historical and cultural ties, continues to strengthen through economic reforms, investment, cultural cooperation, and collaboration within the Organization of Turkic States.

EUReflect News · January 29, 2026

EU–India: a trade agreement concluded through hard- fought compromises, signalling a strategic shift

Signed on 27 January 2026, the EU–India free trade agreement ends two decades of talks. It reflects strategic convergence through selective market access, protected agriculture, mobility concessions, and climate cooperation, prioritising political balance over full liberalisation.

Enes Taskin · January 28, 2026

EU–India: A trade agreement concluded at the cost of major political compromises

The EU–India free trade agreement signed on 27 January 2026 concludes two decades of negotiations. Beyond trade liberalisation, it reflects strategic convergence, aiming to diversify partnerships, boost investment and technology flows, and manage skilled labour mobility in a fragmented global order.

Enes Taskin · January 28, 2026

Davos 2026: Greenland Sparks NATO Rift

At the 2026 Davos Forum, Trump’s claim that the U.S. should control Greenland sparked strong European backlash. Denmark and NATO allies defended sovereignty, revealing growing tensions within the alliance over security priorities, unilateralism, and the future of transatlantic relations.

Uroosa Khan · January 26, 2026

The time has come for a new generation of diplomats in Uzbekistan

President of Uzbekistan: The time has come for a new generation of diplomats – those who achieve concrete results and firmly defend the interests of Uzbekistan in the international arena

EUReflect News · January 19, 2026

Azerbaijan: Linking Central Asia and Europe

Azerbaijan Joins the C6: A Turning Point in Eurasia

Derya Soysal · January 18, 2026

Uzbekistan Is Recalibrating Its Foreign Policy in a Fragmented World

Between Balance and Ambition: How Uzbekistan Is Recalibrating Its Foreign Policy in a Fragmented World

Nurmamatov Nurmuhammad · January 16, 2026

Kazakh MFA Statement on the recent incidents en route to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC)

Recent incidents involving tankers en route to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) marine terminal in the Black Sea.

EUReflect News · January 16, 2026

France Joins European Arctic Exercise as Greenland Gains Strategic Attention

France joins a multinational European military exercise in Greenland, highlighting growing Arctic security coordination amid rising geopolitical interest and diplomatic sensitivities.

Botakoz Unbayeva · January 16, 2026

Iran Crisis 2026: What Future Lies Ahead

Iran in 2026 faces deep protests, economic crisis and political unrest. A foreign-backed government would be rejected by society, increase regional tensions, raise oil prices and risk civil war, affecting Pakistan, the Middle East and global stability.

Uroosa Khan · January 15, 2026

Strengthening Uzbekistan's military security

Priority objectives on further strengthening the country’s military security and defense capacity discussed

EUReflect News · January 14, 2026

IS MULLAH REGIME COLLAPSING?: AN ANATOMY OF IRAN'S CRISIS

"Will those who came with the revolution leave with a revolution?" The Iranian mullah regime came to power in 1979 through a popular revolution against the Shah. In this process spanning nearly half a century, the regime's initial promise of an "exportable revolution" has today been replaced by a struggle for survival. So, how possible is it today for the mullah regime to depart through another social explosion or external intervention?

Abdullah Yakup Üner · January 13, 2026

Address of the President of Uzbekistan

Address of the President of Uzbekistan – strategic vector of the country’s future development

EUReflect News · January 12, 2026

Strengthening Renewable Power Governance in Central Asia

From Capacity to Reliability: Strengthening Renewable Power Governance in Central Asia

Emil Azikaev · January 12, 2026

Active Diplomacy of Uzbekistan 2025

Active Diplomacy of Uzbekistan: 2025 — From Dynamic Dialogue to Tangible Results

EUReflect News · January 9, 2026

TRUMP READY TO BUY GREENDLAND

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EUReflect News · January 9, 2026

Trump’s Greenland Move and the Arctic Power Struggle

Donald Trump’s remarks on Greenland have reignited debate over the Arctic’s growing strategic importance. By signaling that Washington is considering multiple options, the U.S. has placed Greenland at the center of competition among the United States, Russia, and China. Potential scenarios range from diplomatic agreements and expanded military presence to indirect support for Greenlandic independence. While no immediate action is expected, the issue highlights the Arctic as a key arena of future geopolitical rivalry

EUReflect News · January 7, 2026