Kinzhal hypersonic missiles hit important targets in Ukraine, says Sergei Shoigu.

Palestinians mark 53rd anniversary of arson attack on Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Leaders of Egypt, Jordan, UAE, Bahrain, Iraq to attend summit.

No details provided about duration of UAE president’s visit to Egypt.

Hundreds of houses, bridges, roads, and thousands of animals washed away in southwestern Balochistan province.

Country's inflation rate 'possible' to hit 10% in autumn, returning to double-digit after more than 70 years, says Nagel, head of German central bank.

Al-Shabaab terror group claims responsibility for attack that killed 21, wounded 117.

Ships departed from Ukrainian ports of Chornomorsk, Odesa, Yuzhny, says Turkish Defense Ministry.

Fires in Parana Delta affecting environment, health of millions of Argentines, says president.

Escalating cost-of-living crisis has triggered wave of industrial action, some public sympathy.

Cotton farmers are getting zero returns from their sweat at the end of each farming season amid falling prices of the white gold.

Israeli authorities isolate villages northwest of Jerusalem from city through settlements and apartheid separation wall.

Felixstowe Port sees mass walkout by workers amid fears of supply chain disruption.

Fishermen have been missing in Bay of Bengal since Friday night, says labor leader.

Mihyeddin Gulo neutralized on Aug. 9 in Qamishli, NE Syria, while 2 other YPG/PKK terrorists neutralized in Operation Peace Spring zone: Security sources.

Entering forests banned to prevent possible forest fires due to soaring temperatures.

President Abbas to meet Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan to discuss developments in Palestine, regional and international issues.

Jill Biden contracted coronavirus earlier this week, was experiencing mild symptoms.

Criticism comes as German Chancellor Scholz arrives in Canada on 3-day visit.

Abu Akleh, 51, was shot dead by Israeli forces while covering raid in Jenin.

Darya Dugina’s car explodes on highway in Moscow.

Ukraine conflict has highlighted repositioning of Turkish foreign policy lauded in the East, West, and Arab world, says article by French daily.

Macroprudential toolkit strengthened to support financial stability and strengthen monetary transmission mechanism, bank says.

Building was severely damaged, say police.

Rainy season in Sudan usually starts in June and lasts up to September.

Terrorists were planning to attack 'peace and security' of Operation Euphrates Shield zone, says Türkiye's Defense Ministry.

Hundreds of thousands of people hit by massive downpours and flashfloods across country.

Wave of industrial action comes amid an escalating cost-of-living crisis caused by double-digit inflation.

Getting more food, fertilizer out of Ukraine, Russia 'crucial' to calm commodity markets, lower prices, says Guterres.

UN says Israel didn't give any 'compelling evidence' that support their designation against NGOs.

Inspected ship will depart for Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk.

Ships departed from Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk, says Turkish Defense Ministry.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says grain deal between Türkiye, UN, Russia, Ukraine diminishes global food crisis.

Türkiye utilizes greater share of income for humanitarian efforts than any other nation.

'I am upset that these videos have become public,' says Sanna Marin.

Russian, French presidents speak in favor of speedy visit of International Atomic Energy Agency experts to power plant.

Russian President Putin meets with his Kazakh counterpart Tokayev in Sochi.

Grain deal 'unprecedented' but 'still a long way to go,' says Guterres.

Justice Ministry demands closure of Jewish non-profit for violating country's laws.

Turkish leader visits Lviv, Tehran, Sochi; speaks to number of world leaders and counterparts.

Barbados-flagged Fulmar S set off from Ukraine's Chornomorsk port on Aug. 13.

9,973 irregular migrants illegally pushed back to Türkiye.

New owners plan to open 130 cafes by end of September.

Indonesian president confirms their participation in Bloomberg interview.

Alan Dershowitz, who defended Trump during his second impeachment trial, says most reputable law firms are not allowing attorneys anywhere near Trump.

Greece shaken by wiretapping scandal, German Chancellor accused of tax fraud, among other scandals in France, UK, US.

Turkish Trade Minister Mus, Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Kubrakov sign deal in Lviv.

Türkiye’s mediation policy to pave way for better future, says foreign minister.

Document leaked to Spanish daily El Pais outlines EU’s anxiety about waning credibility in region.

Unification minister says efforts continue to create condition for Pyongyang to accept economic aid offer.

Over 1,000 software developers, designers in video game industry expected to attend summer camp at IT Valley.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy, UN chief Antonio Guterres gather for trilateral summit in Ukrainian city of Lviv.

Ukrainian news agency claims Russian forces used Iskander ballistic missile in attack.

Boris Johnson’s shadow looms large over race to succeed him, while race and gender no longer appear to be major concerns within the party.

Gushing waters from mountain wreak havoc in Datong county of northwestern China's Qinghai province, reports local media.

Ship carrying corn departed from Chornomorsk, says National Defense Ministry.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in Lviv.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, Aug. 18, 2022.

Austin Tice went missing in Syria in 2012.

‘Without peace and security, there can be no development and prosperity,’ Zambia’s Hichilema tells Zelenskyy.

Ankara's work with Ukraine, Russia, UN to secure grain exports is ‘a remarkable achievement,’ Latvian foreign minister tells Anadolu Agency in exclusive interview.

After sparking internet frenzy, world's richest person says he is 'not buying any sports teams'.

Ecological crisis on river has already killed several thousand fish and is now killing other animals.

Economy-related issues also addressed, says German government spokesman.

Due to Russia-Ukraine war, tech minister suggests China-Europe train could reroute to Türkiye.

Antonio Guterres on Aug. 20 will visit Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul, formed as part of historic deal to oversee Ukraine grain deal

Global experts have agreed to refer to monkeypox virus variants by Roman numerals.

Japanese Muslims to honor Tatar-Turkish traveler, who built Tokyo Mosque in 1938, on 78th anniversary of his passing.

Turkish FM Cavusoglu says move a step towards normalization of relations.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2022.

Anti-discrimination commissioner calls figures alarming, urges stronger legal measures.

Head of socialist group urges EP head to take ‘swift, strong’ action in ‘defense of democratic principles’.

4 convicted, 6 remanded in custody for causing arson, reports broadcaster BFMTV.

Azerbaijani army detects over 900 anti-personnel mines while conducting terrain reconnaissance in Lachin.

Talks in Vienna ended earlier this month, with EU circulating draft text to finalize deal.

Russian president criticizes West for interfering in internal affairs of sovereign states, explaining it by desire to preserve global hegemony.

Ministry says ammunition detonated after saboteurs set depot on fire.

13 of 16 victims killed in Surmalu market explosion identified, says Ministry of Emergency Situations.

Latest sanctions on Taiwanese officials, individuals follow US lawmakers' trips to self-ruled island.

Bahar Gelir performs famous Turkish folk song.

Under deal to unblock Ukrainian grain exports, ships depart from Yuzhny, Chornomorsk with wheat and corn, says Türkiye.

Process has been ongoing based on original deal, says Defense Industry Presidency.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022.

Disaster caused by heat waves destroys green areas across France, Spain, Italy, Portugal.

Iran says to send its response to EU’s draft text to save nuclear deal by Monday night.

Facing global flak over women rights, interim Afghan government still grapples with economic, humanitarian crises.

Ukraine's inflation of 22.2% 'not so critical,' says finance minister.

Aramco's second quarter 2022 profits hit $48.4 billion compared to $25.5 billion in same period of last year.

Russian president expresses readiness to develop cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang in congratulatory telegram to Kim Jong-un.

Over 60 people injured, 17 go missing after collapse of 3-story building in Yerevan.

American lawmakers make trip to Taiwan less than 2 weeks after US House Speaker Pelosi's visit to self-ruled island.

Though in critical condition, Rushdie was able to say few words, says family.

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman denies link between Tehran and attacker.

Weapons, motorcycles, ammunition belonging to gangs seized during operation, says security commissioner.

Decision to euthanize walrus ‘was made based on an overall assessment of the continued threat to human safety,’ says official.

Irakli Garibashvili says his government favors peaceful solution to country’s longstanding problems with territorial integrity.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Türkiye has strengthened foreign policy and gained prestige, self-confidence.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Aug. 15, 2022.

Experts see escalating political tensions as dangerous for already struggling economy.

As World Lion Day comes, humans and livestock face threats from big cats encroaching on their communities.