Besides efforts to end war in Ukraine, Turkiye will be tasked to find amicable settlement, evolve code to manage Arctic in case of any potential conflict.

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says move will offer stable electricity prices amid volatile geopolitical environment.

US marks 'tragic milestone,' with each death an 'irreplaceable loss,' says US president.

Failure of new stable coin project adds fuel to roaring fire sale.

Sagittarius A* captured by global research team using Event Horizon Telescope array.

Downward demand growth revisions take account of economic forecasts and other developments that could impact oil requirements, OPEC says.

Baltic nation also offers assistance to people who have suffered in war, says Estonia's Foreign Ministry.

Bank already channeled $2.1B to help citizens, firms, countries affected by war in Ukraine.

Accession process would be smooth and swift, says Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

Dmitry Peskov says Russia will analyze situation, take adequate measures in response.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss speaks with EU Vice President Maros Sefcovic over phone.

Al Jazeera television accuses Israeli forces of assassinating Shireen Abu Akleh 'in cold blood'.

Joint statement by Finnish president, prime minister comes despite Russia warning against any new members of NATO alliance along their borders.

Cases of omicron sub-variant BA.2 detected in capital Pyongyang, reports state media.

European continent will suffer the most as a battleground between the US and Eurasia.

On June 5, Kazakhstan conducts referendum seeking approval for massive amendments to its constitution to readjust powers of state institutions.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. advocates negotiated solution to problems with China.

164 aircraft, 125 helicopters, 807 unmanned aerial vehicles, 2,998 tanks of Ukraine destroyed so far, says Defense Ministry.

Bloc calls for independent investigation, justice for those responsible.

Energy prices up 30.3% year-on-year last month.

Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh shot dead during Israeli raid in Jenin.

EU's new proposal to cut reliance on Russia's fossil fuels will only cut bills by €47 billion, showing need for stronger renewables target.

Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh shot dead by Israeli forces in Jenin.

Consumer price index up 7.4% year-on-year last month, official data shows.

Israeli army says it has launched a probe.

Head of Ukraine Human Rights Monitoring Mission says people in Ukraine's southern Mariupol city living in what 'appears to be occupation'.

Russian military spokesperson says defense of Ukrainian forces 'deeply' broken.

Ezidis call on Bagdad to move against PKK terrorist organization.

'We will not give up on our people or our land,' declares Rustem Umerov.

Far-right biggest threat to our democracy, German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser says.

Alternative supplies via liquefied natural gas and warmer weather ease pressure on natural gas prices.

Japan fully dependent on imports for all energy sources, importing around 3% of its oil needs from Russia.

Elected in June 2019, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is paying Ankara 2-day on Tuesday.

EU pledges in total $3.16B in support of Syrian people for 2022, 2023.

Terrorists targeted in military operation near Barakuy village in Mouhoun province, says state news agency.

Ukraine war has proved the ineffectiveness of the multilateral system in coping with crises and conflicts once again.

Former President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.'s son, Marcos Jr., has unprecedented lead over his rivals after over 53% of votes counted.

Ukrainian crisis has created 'asymmetric shock' for EU member states, with drastic effects on world security, int'l economy, global food and energy supplies.

Changes to EU treaties favored by European Parliament, but 10 EU member states reportedly due to publish document voicing opposition.

State-owned Moscow Industrial Bank, 10 of its subsidiaries, 3 TV stations, 1 defense entity also added to sanctions list.

Borrell says through this war, Europe’s process of learning how to use 'language of powers' is speeding up.

Lebanese living in 58 countries voted in parliamentary elections.

World's biggest crypto by market cap plunges to lowest level since July 2021.

Turkish president says the EU has moved away from its founding principles lately.

Development comes as anti-government demonstrations turn violent in Colombo.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Monday, May 9, 2022.

Inflation concerns in US continue to affect asset prices, volatility keeps on increasing in markets.

'This will not be last aggressive hike by central bank, as it is behind the curve on inflation,' says economist at Moody's Analytics.

Leaders of G7 countries hold online meeting joined by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

10-year US Treasury yield at highest since November 2018.

Fahrettin Altun says country stands for truth, using right communications tools for peace and stability.

Flamingo population breeding in Turkiye constitutes nearly 34% of entire flamingo population in Europe.

Army forces clash with militants in Sinai; 11 soldiers killed, 5 injured.

Humanitarian aid carried by Turkish 'kindness train' continues to be distributed in Afghanistan, says ambassador.

Places of worship all over Turkish Anatolia are signs of respect and fellowship among us, says Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy.

Terrorists were planning to hit areas cleared of terror elements, says National Defense Ministry.

18 people killed, 64 injured in Havana hotel blast on Friday.

Vahit Kirisci addresses 'Vision for the Future: Transition to Digital Agriculture' international hybrid conference.

Turkiye's Rize-Artvin airport is expected to welcome 3M passengers.

'Several key lawmakers' in Turkiye's removal from F-35 program tell Defense News they are disposed to approve sale.

Lebanese living in 48 countries cast ballot in this round of polls.

Flight carrying 130 passengers arrives at Istanbul Airport from Jeddah.

19 still missing after explosion struck Saratoga Hotel in Havana.

Jill Biden meets Ukraine's first lady Olena Zelenska in town of Uzhhorod.

Evacuation of civilians besides fighting-age men takes place amid long, devastating siege of key port city.

Tunisia has been in throes of deep political crisis since last year.

2nd round of talks to take place in Egypt to agree on constitutional arrangements for holding Libya polls.

It is Assad's second visit to Tehran since 2011.

Algeria says 45,000 Algerians killed by French colonial army on May 8, 1945.

Ukrainian Health Minister Viktor Liashko accuses Russia of violating WHO principles, international agreements.

Emmanuel Macron pledges 'a stronger France' in address just weeks after defeating right-wing challenger Marine Le Pen.

Growing disruption of the Northern Corridor leads to a new discussion about potential alternative routes between China and the EU, particularly in the context of the Middle Corridor.

Former US president sought to eschew blame for strikes, saying they would be publicly denied, Mark Esper writes.

It brings total US security assistance to Ukraine to about $3.8B in weapons, equipment since Russian war began.

Statement marks first unified comments since Russia began its war on Feb. 26.

If women working in government do not respect new law, they will be fired, says spokesman on new law, which mirrors measure from 1995-2001 Taliban rule.

Bloc’s border agency comes to fore when Greek coast guard pushed backed migrant boats in Aegean Sea, many lost their lives.

UNSCO says Israeli restrictions prevent Palestinian economic growth.

Dozens of rebel prisoners released by Saudi-led coalition.

Anti-Corruption commission apprehends former treasury secretary, others in university scam.

Move gives sweeping powers to security forces second time in 5 weeks to deal with anti-government protests.

6 foreign-flagged ships blocked at Mariupol port, according to Ukrainian officials.

Irish nationalist party bags 29% of 1st preference votes, set to become largest party in Northern Ireland for 1st time.

Roughly 60% of associated ammunition for howitzer artillery systems has been delivered to Kyiv's forces, Pentagon says.

'Especially gratifying' that among those released includes a Ukrainian Orthodox Church priest: Irina Vereshchuk.

Such centers have never functioned in Azerbaijan, and it is regrettable such claims were made, says State Security Service.

Zelenskyy says not all bridges with Moscow are burned yet.

US district court finds yacht was subject to forfeiture based on probable cause of violations of US law.

Unknown attackers throw 3 Molotov cocktails, causing material damage.

Bloc used economic power to counter military aggression, says Ursula von der Leyen.

Dmitry Peskov says Poland poses threat for Ukraine's territorial integrity.

‘We reached out to more than 1M people by bringing Turkiye's aid to 92 countries,’ says head of TIKA.

Mine detonates as 2 Danish cyclists pass through Kani Masi village in Amedi district.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says they will find solutions for security needs that Sweden will have in transitional period.

Putin, Bennett exchange views on Ukraine, preparations for May 9 celebrations.

‘This storm was an absolute beast!’ says storm chaser Brad Arnold.

Attack comes day after terror group targeted African Union peacekeepers base in country.

Official says figures 'not final' as authorities advise people to stay indoors.

Anatoly Shariy living in Spain since 2019, according to local media.

'Excess deaths' figure more than double 6.2M confirmed virus deaths.