No travel restrictions apply to those coming from countries on green list.

Expulsion related to country's national security, says foreign minister.

'One should not negotiate with criminals, one should fight them,' says Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

UNICEF and UNMAS release statement marking International Mine Awareness Day.

Move comes ahead of no-confidence vote on Wednesday.

Ukrainian president urges Kyiv-Moscow meeting to discuss their differences at presidential level.

Like the US convinced its citizens to support its invasion of Iraq, Putin has used Russia's historical experiences to design a narrative convincing to large swaths of the Russian populace.

Antony Blinken says visuals from Bucha suggest atrocities not 'random act of a rogue unit'.

'In light of Putin's criminal invasion of Ukraine, absolutely right we explore all domestic energy sources,' says official.

Meeting focused on latest developments in wider Eastern Mediterranean region, say media reports.

EU foreign policy chief accuses Russian diplomats of 'engaging in activities contrary to their diplomatic status'.

Russian envoy to Stockholm summoned to Foreign Ministry amid Russia’s war on Ukraine, says top Swedish diplomat.

Russian president says he predicts global food crisis triggered by sanctions against Moscow.

'Targeting and murdering civilians is war crime,' says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

Main needs of displaced include cash, medicine, and healthcare services, says International Organization for Migration.

Germany hosts international conference to garner support for Moldova, which is facing refugee crisis, financial and security challenges due to war in Ukraine.

Transport prices up 10.3% year-on-year in March, largest contributor of annual inflation in country.

Vitali Klitschko tells UN forum for mayors that Russia is conducting war against Ukraine's civilians.

Over 11,500 people killed in Bosnian capital in what is described as longest military siege in modern history.

4 killed after explosion in aluminum factory in southeastern Guangdong province on Sunday, local media reports.

Ukraine to provide ‘maximum access’ to journalists to see what happened in Bucha, other cities, says President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, April 5, 2022.

Founded in 1949 with 12 members, alliance now includes 30 members.

Attack coincides with Russian airstrikes on southern Idlib.

Pedro Sanchez is one of first world leaders to use term as images from Bucha purport to show civilian bodies lying in streets after Russian withdrawal.

Ukraine's authorities claim retaking entire Kyiv region, including Irpin, Bucha, Hostomel, with war entering 40th day.

French president describes pictures from Kyiv as 'unbearable' and 'extremely shocking'.

147 Russian planes, 134 helicopters, 647 tanks destroyed, says Ukrainian army.

264 children also injured since beginning of war, according to Prosecutor General's Office.

Patriot stationed in Cagayan province facing south of Taiwan as US-Philippines continue 'largest-ever' joint military drill across Luzon island.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Monday, April 4, 2022.

Earlier, Prime Minister Imran Khan sent advice to president to dissolve country’s parliament.

Over 6.5M eligible voters to elect president, members of country's 250-seat parliament, local authorities in Serbia.

Russian Defense Ministry says Ankara requested full support on evacuation of civilians, foreign nationals.

Turkiye became most dominant state among NATO members, says Dmitriy Peskov.

‘The enemy is also conducting reconnaissance using unmanned aerial vehicles,’ says Ukrainian General Staff.

President-candidate appealed for united France in only rally ahead of next week’s elections.

‘These people were not in the military. They had no weapons,’ says adviser to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Charities buying tons of rice, maize flour to distribute among less fortunate.

Gerald Darmanin defends message, denounces 'ordinary racism' for tweet.

Mevlut Cavusoglu speaks with Shah Mahmood Qureshi over phone.

Turkiye will provide Iraq with 500 megawatts of electricity, according to Iraqi authorities.

Sufyan Barhumi was held in Guantanamo Bay for over 20 years.

Unknown number injured in attack, say local media reports.

Bodies of 11 migrants found, says Libyan migration foundation.

Gas lead fingered in explosion, says Internal Ministry spokesman.

Baltic state first EU nation from Gazprom's supply countries to gain independence from Russian gas supplies: Energy minister.

Russian, Ukrainian leaders highly likely to meet in Turkiye, says Ukrainian negotiator, according to local media.

Oil refinery, 3 depots providing fuel to Ukrainian army hit with high-precision sea, air-launched missiles, according to Russian Defense Ministry.

'Extreme increases in global commodity prices, especially energy and food, are affecting us, as well,' says President Erdogan.

2 Ukrainian Mi-24 helicopters, 24 drones also downed, reports Russian news agency Tass, citing Defense Ministry.

3rd aid ship carrying 58 truckloads of humanitarian aid reaches Port of Tripoli.

Washington urges rivals to work on securing lasting cease-fire in Yemen.

Body of Maks Levin, who went missing on March 13, found near village of Guta Mezhygirska, says top Ukrainian official.

'As the Holy Qur’an teaches, 'whoever does even an atom’s weight of good will see its results,’'' says Joe Biden.

3 of 35 resolutions at Council’s first meeting in 2022 concern Israel, Palestine.

Metals include copper, lead and aluminum, London Metal Exchange says.

Spokesman says gas supplies will not be halted on Friday if European contractors refuse to open ruble accounts in Russian banks.

Previous PEGIDA barbecues near mosques have included the roasting of pork, a food prohibited under Islam.

Moscow wants to strengthen its position on negotiating table, says Mateusz Morawiecki.

New law whitewashes decades of violations by regime known for actions amounting to crimes against humanity, groups say.

Government grants permit to Czech Republic to send nearly 60 infantry fighting vehicles, which were previously owned by Germany, to Ukraine.

Hulusi Akar urges cease-fire between Russia, Ukraine as soon as possible to prevent further loss of life, ensure peace and stability.

'I ask for forgiveness from God for this reprehensible conduct by some members of the Church,' says Pope Francis.

Fire broke out due to explosion at oil refinery after strike near Ukrainian border, says Belgorod governor.

2 more children wounded in incident in southern Helmand province.

Public events at Soviet war memorials also banned in former Baltic Soviet state.

Rescue operation is ongoing, miners remain trapped underground.

Partition of Ukraine or secession of separatist regions of Donetsk and Luhansk ‘impossible,’ says Sergiy Kyslytsya.

Canberra sending modern weapons, including Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle, to Kyiv to fight against Russia.

‘My actions … were shocking, painful, and inexcusable,’ says Smith.

Environment ministers pledge to do more to curb biodiversity loss, address plastic pollution in declaration.

Oman, Morocco, Jordan to start fasting Sunday.

More than 4 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia began military operation Feb. 24, says UN Refugee Agency.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Saturday, April 2, 2022.

Famed outdoor terraces of restaurants, cafes, bars face decree to fight climate change.

President Ilham Aliyev hoping for productive discussions with Armenian counterpart Pashinyan in April 6 talks.

Russian general known as ‘butcher of Mariupol’ among targeted in new list of 14 sanctions.

Erdogan says Ankara is open to becoming a guarantor state for Ukrainian security, but says details should be clarified.

Foreign buyers need to open ruble accounts to pay for Russian gas from April 1.

Tokyo's crude oil, LNG imports from Russia in 2021 were around 3.6% and 8.8%, respectively.

Turkish prosecutor asks court to finalize proceedings in Saudi journalist's 2018 murder trial, transfer case to Riyadh.

Turkiye's regional prominence in the Black Sea region, and substantial strategic and commercial ties with Russia and Ukraine have given it an advantage in facilitating peace talks between the two countries.

Hospital doctors are demanding 5.5% pay raise, changes to long shifts, on-call working arrangements.

Yerevan 'ready to immediately launch peace talks,' says Armenian prime minister.

European bank expects Ukraine's economy to contract by 20% and Russia's by 10% this year.

Disciplinary proceedings against Smith initiated 'for violations of Academy’s Standards of Conduct,' say Oscar organizers.

Russian missile-armed ships in Black Sea pose threat to Ukraine, says Ukraine army.

We need new sanctions against Russia, Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Australian federal parliament.

US announces new round of sanctions on Iran's missile program.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, March 31, 2022.

2 leaders discuss US efforts with allies to 'identify additional capabilities' to help Ukraine, says White House.

‘We extend our condolences to families of those who lost their lives in Bnei Brak, as well as to the Government and people of Israel’.

Before COVID-19, few countries did their own genomic surveillance of organisms that cause diseases, says WHO.

‘The stronger the sanctions packages are going to be, the faster we will bring back the pace’ Volodymyr Zelenskyy says.

Lack of water sources also lead to spread of diseases, says UN report.

Muttahida Qaumi Movement quits ruling alliance to support no-confidence motion against Imran Khan.

Chancellor Scholz, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discussed issue in recent phone calls, says government spokesman.

Russia will not immediately demand that buyers pay for its gas exports in rubles, says Peskov.

Mayor of Ukrainian capital dismisses reports of Russian withdrawal, pointing to 'huge explosions' and continued death.