Protesters call for resignation of government.

Mladic was taken to prison hospital after his health deteriorated, says his son Darko Mladic.

On Aug. 29, Ukraine announces major offensive against its Russian-held southern regions.

France, Germany, and UK call upon Tehran to cooperate in good faith, fully and without delay.

Polls say far-right Sweden Democrats could emerge as 2nd-largest party in parliament.

Food insecurity, infrastructure repair, house reconstruction viewed as 3 major short-term challenges.

US to send military aid to Albania, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, Kosovo against possible Russian aggression, says Aleksandar Vucic.

Last reactor of Europe's largest nuclear plant disconnected from power grid, says Ukrainian agency.

No reports of casualties, damages, says US Geological Survey.

Extra aid will be given to 2.3 million vulnerable citizens while energy subsidies will increase to $304 million.

Annie Loof criticizes Johan Perhson for willingness to work with far-right Sweden Democrats.

In phone call, Pakistani premier briefs Turkish President Erdogan about relief activities for flood victims.

Turkish flag carrier became 'world's biggest network carrier' in terms of seat capacity on international flights in August.

'This is not matter of solidarity, but of justice,' says Antonio Guterres as he visits Pakistan's flood-hit areas.

Additional funding sought to fund ongoing military intelligence support, address domestic energy supply, says White House.

Anonymous sources told Portugal’s Diario de Noticias that the leak is considered ‘extremely serious’.

Country's energy import bill projected to hike by $122.5B this year, another $136B next year.

Allies pledge support to counter 'malicious cyber activities'.

Important to acknowledge UN's findings, evaluations, says Foreign Ministry spokesman.

Antony Blinken meets with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.

Greek media claims intelligence service destroyed surveillance files of journalist, main opposition party leader.

Temperature exceeds 2-decade average by 1.34 degrees Celsius, according to EU satellite service.

Nissan to acquire shares in Japanese automotive lithium-ion battery maker, Honda to set up joint venture with Chinese partners for battery procurement.

I am deeply aware of deep inheritance, grave duties, responsibilities passed to me, says new British monarch.

Vast swaths of country remain inundated as access to health care limited, says UN humanitarian affairs office.

Tresuary says group named MuddyWater conducting cyber campaigns since 2018.

Putin says Russia ready to supply fertilizers stuck in European ports to developing countries through free transfer.

Moscow-Kyiv war enters ‘critical phase’ as Ukraine regains territory from Russia, says Jens Stoltenberg.

Iran’s latest response to draft proposal ‘takes us backward,’ says US secretary of state.

Allies must sustain Ukraine's 'brave defenders for the long haul,' Lloyd Austin says.

Guterres pledges to assist in organizing conference to fund after Islamabad completes assessment as damages far greater than previous calamities.

10 others also wounded in attacks in Kharkiv region, says local official.

Russian Foreign Ministry says step taken in response to expulsion of Russian diplomat from Bucharest.

'We haven’t even gone through the toughest time of year yet,' says government adviser.

Türkiye ranks 48th among 191 countries in 2022 Human Development Index, according to latest report by UN Development Program.

Only education can ensure future leadership for survival as nation, says father of 3.

Iran says it is ready to meet Europe’s energy needs, but experts say supplying gas not yet feasible.

Patient, 42, quarantined in hospital, says Health Ministry.

Halt made after it came to light that pump in F-35’s turbomachine includes part with metal sourced from China.

Proclamation to take place in the State Apartments of St. James’s Palace at 0900GMT.

12 dead, including two brothers who were suspects in stabbing spree.

Number of poor in Italy is increasing because of coronavirus, international economic situation caused by Ukraine war.

State Department says deal has allowed 'desperately needed food' to reach 'world's hungry populations'.

Türkiye considers Eastern Mediterranean, Aegean vital to security of Turkish mainland, maritime interests, says Evangelos Apostalakis.

Europe faces energy crisis since Russian invasion of Ukraine.

On F-16 deal, Turkish president voices hope for US to 'not lead' Türkiye to 'different tracks'.

Figure falls to $3.05T in August, missing market forecast.

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

Defense deals, lobby card encourage Greek aggression, increase risk of regional entrapments, undermine NATO's foundational element of collective defense.

Washington to take ‘further action' to hold Iran accountable, says National Security Council spokesperson.

Fresh sanctions bar those listed from entering Russia, says Foreign Ministry accusing EU of protracting war in Ukraine.

Shipments from Ukrainian ports continuing as planned, says National Defense Ministry.

Putin says gas deliveries to Europe reduced when Ukraine and Poland stopped pumping gas through Russian pipelines.

Gulf states say content aimed at children, without providing further details.

Russian president plans to discuss situation around Ukraine's grain export with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Sweden Democrats politician Cedergren resigns after exposed for sending racist images, texts in private chats about Black people, Somalis, Muslims, the Holocaust.

Typhoon Hinnamnor raged past East Asian country on Tuesday, damaging properties, flooding roads, triggering landslides.

'Unexpected revenues' of energy firms should be used to support vulnerable households, according to latest proposal.

Halal market is booming in West, manufacturers should invest in industry, says German businessman.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he does not find attitude of West 'right,' adding: 'Russia is not a country that can be underestimated'.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022.

Russian energy firm Gazprom aims to boost supplies to Asian markets, particularly China, due to sharp declines in exports to EU countries.

Russian president observes military exercises Vostok-2022 together with defense minister and chief of general staff.

Herzog says anti-Semitism, racism should be countered everywhere decisively, without any compromise.

Lebanon, Israel engaged in dispute over maritime area rich with gas, oil.

15 soldiers reportedly killed in attack.

Since Feb. 24, EU has paid Russia around $84.5B for gas, oil, coal.

Energy consumed by country's official rail company, SNCF, corresponds to 1-2% of annual consumption, says local media.

Group blames adverse impact of volatility, liquidity decline on current oil market, noting need to support market stability, efficiency.

In July, US Senate unanimously approved nonbinding resolution to designate Russia as terrorism sponsor for its operation in Ukraine.

Türkiye's tourism, travel sector rebounded significantly this summer thanks to its support for tourism throughout pandemic, improving infrastructure along with rich history and natural beauty.

Damien Sanderson, 31, found dead with injuries that did not appear to be self-inflicted, says police official.

South Korean authorities say 2 missing as Typhoon Hinnamnor disrupts services, businesses across country.

Turkish president says citizens of Türkiye, and Bosnia and Herzegovina will be able to travel with identity cards.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022.

Moscow court finds journalist Ivan Safronov guilty in espionage in favor of NATO country.

Pipeline due to resume supply after Sept. 2 although Gazprom says it will remain closed.

Russia's energy sector to suffer from lack of EU technology investment, says bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.

Shipments from Ukrainian ports continuing as planned, says National Defense Ministry.

TurAz Qartalı 2022 in Azerbaijan will last until Sept. 16.

Army points to 'high possibility' of Shireen Abu Akleh being killed by Israeli gunfire by mistake during clashes with Palestinian gunmen.

Group to cut output by 100,000 barrels next month.

Erdogan, Türkiye have great role in maintaining peace, stability in Bosnia-Herzegovina, region, says chairman of Bosnia's Presidency.

American actor Sean Penn also on stop list, according to Foreign Ministry.

2 UN representatives to stay at Zaporizhzhia as observers.

Russian Foreign Ministry says embassy is in close contact with Afghan security services investigating incident.

Immigration minister says 1,500 refugees from Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq to be settled every year for next 3 years.

Truss receives votes of more than 57% of party members to leave contender Rishi Sunak behind.

Here are the main topics Anadolu Agency's English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Sept. 5, 2022.

Forces from 29 countries take part in Eager Lion 2022 exercise.

Israel's spy chief set to travel to Washington for talks on Iran nuclear file.

New protein-based vaccine to be used as booster jab, local media reports.

More manufacturers are expected to scale down their operations or shut down completely, economists say.

‘He's an enemy of the state, if you want to know the truth,’ says Donald Trump.

UN says nearly 250,000 Sudanese affected by floods and heavy rains in Sudan since June.

73 MPs from Sadrist movement resigned in June amid standoff over formation of new government.

Maj. Gen. Herzi Halevi set to replace Aviv Kochavi as army chief in January 2023.

Foreign Ministry again summons Burmese ambassador after shells fired from Myanmar warplane fell inside Bangladesh.

70,000 gather in iconic square under 'Czech Republic in the first place'.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin discuss latest developments, bilateral relations over phone.