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EU in “full solidarity” with Spain over crisis in Ceuta

EU migration commissioner called the recent events surrounding Ceuta a test for Europe, which it passed.

EUReflect News · 4h ago

Matsu at Maison Delphine: Belgium’s Best Skincare & Haircare

Discover Matsu at Maison Delphine in Belgium—a premium skincare and haircare collection delivering visible results for healthier, radiant skin and silky, nourished hair.

EUReflect News · 6h ago

Throne Day of Morocco in Brussels

Morocco Showcases a Vision of Strategic Partnership, Economic Transformation and Regional Leadership

Derya Soysal · 1d ago

Germany's Strategic Gas Reserve Plan Marks a New Phase in Europe's Energy Security Policy

Germany plans to establish a 24 TWh strategic gas reserve to improve resilience against major supply disruptions. The initiative reflects a broader shift in European energy security, emphasizing preparedness, infrastructure protection, and long-term strategic planning beyond seasonal storage.

İsmail Polat · 2d ago

Italy temporarily suspends Schengen with Spain over migrant crisis

Italian decision sparks discussion about illegal migration in Europe.

EUReflect News · 4d ago

Poland likely hit by Russian missile per country’s PM

Donald Tusk made a number of statements regarding the incident in the east of Poland

EUReflect News · 5d ago

Interview with the Ambassador of Pakistan to the Netherlands, H.E. Syed Haider Shah

Exclusive Interview with the Ambassador of Pakistan to the Netherlands, H.E. Syed Haider Shah

Derya Soysal · 5d ago

Europe Faces a Critical Test of Energy Security as Fuel Buffers Continue to Erode

Europe is entering the winter with declining gas reserves, weaker LNG imports, and tightening diesel supplies. Global competition for fuel, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and supply disruptions are increasing pressure on Europe's energy security, raising concerns over its ability to withstand a harsh winter.

İsmail Polat · 5d ago

Trump–Netanyahu Meeting Signals a New Phase in U.S.–Israel Strategy Toward Iran

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held high-level talks focused on Iran's nuclear program, regional security, Gaza, and strategic cooperation. The meeting underscored continued U.S.-Israel coordination amid persistent Middle East tensions.

Ipek Tuncer · 5d ago

Guterres calls for new talks to end division of Cyprus

The General-Secretary of UN calls for new efforts to unite the divided island.

EUReflect News · 6d ago

Oil Markets Ease as U.S.–Iran Pause Fuels Diplomatic Hopes

Global oil prices declined after the United States paused its military campaign against Iran and Tehran suspended retaliatory attacks. While investors welcomed signs of de-escalation, uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz and broader Middle East security continues to influence energy markets.

Ipek Tuncer · July 28, 2026

Iran Crisis Shapes Trump–Netanyahu Meeting

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington with Iran as the primary agenda item. The talks also cover Gaza, Lebanon, and regional security, while highlighting both the enduring U.S.-Israel partnership and recent policy differences between the two leaders.

Ipek Tuncer · July 28, 2026

Wildfire response systems in EU are at their limit

As its capacities are being tested, Brussels thinks how to tackle future emergencies.

EUReflect News · July 27, 2026

Global South’s AI Choice

The Shanghai conference highlighted AI governance gaps, with China pledging training and cooperation with ASEAN, African Union, and other regional blocs.

Muhammad Asif Noor · July 26, 2026

Exclusive Interview | Ambassador Sharifzoda on Tajikistan–Pakistan Ties

Muhammad Ali Pasha · July 26, 2026

Aliyev’s AI Vision at Shusha Forum | Interview

Azerbaijan's role in the Middle Corridor was highlighted as a key element of its vision for regional connectivity, extending the forum's relevance beyond media policy.

EUReflect News · July 26, 2026

President Rahmon Reinforces Vision for Digital Justice

Muhammad Ali Pasha · July 26, 2026

Tokayev Suggested to Putin Freezing the War in Ukraine

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed freezing the Russia–Ukraine war and resuming peace talks under an “Istanbul 2.0” format during talks with Vladimir Putin in Omsk. Putin said he would brief Tokayev on the current situation.

EUReflect News · July 25, 2026

Turkmenistan’s Economy Grows 6.3% in H1 2026

Turkmenistan’s economy grew by 6.3% in the first half of 2026, driven by strong oil and gas output alongside gains in construction, trade, and services. While economic stability remains solid, long-term resilience will depend on accelerating diversification beyond the energy sector.

Abdul Hamid Hamid Al-Kba · July 25, 2026

Europe's Energy Security: Resilient, But Not Yet Secure

Europe cut Russian gas imports from 45% to 12% since 2021, but Middle East tensions triggered the largest coordinated IEA oil stock release on record in 2026. Brussels answered with the AccelerateEU package and a new EU energy security law, though 57% of EU energy remains imported fossil fuel.

İsmail Polat · July 25, 2026

Why Sustainable Growth Is the Future of Business

Long-term business success requires integrating environmental sustainability into strategy. Companies that embrace circular economy principles, green innovation, regenerative practices, and climate resilience will reduce risk, attract investment, strengthen competitiveness, and achieve sustainable economic growth.

Uroosa Khan · July 25, 2026

Turkic Scientific Integration in the Renaissance Age

Since 2016, Uzbekistan has transformed regional cooperation through higher education, science, and innovation. Expanding academic mobility, joint research, university partnerships, and collaboration within the Turkic world are creating a unified intellectual space that strengthens regional integration, sustainable development, and global competitiveness.

Fazliddin Muminov · July 25, 2026