After Poland agreed to build 1st of 6 reactors with US’ Westinghouse, Warsaw may also go ahead with private nuclear project with South Korean firm.

Emergency services working to alleviate damage caused by missile strikes, says Ukrainian Presidency.

Critical infrastructure hit in latest barrage of Russian missile strikes, including in capital Kyiv, say Ukrainian officials.

Latest round of penalties targets Russian defense, security sectors, says foreign minister.

Some 240 aircraft taking part in 5-day exercises.

Rescue operation underway in western Gujarat state, say officials.

President-elect commits to fighting hunger and misery, tough action against deforestation in Amazon.

Tragedy is country’s worst since 2014 Sewol ferry disaster that killed 304 people, most of whom were high school students.

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva narrowly beat Jair Bolsonaro in what some have called the country’s most important polls since its return to democracy.

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to become country's 39th president in January 2023.

Russia on Saturday suspended its participation in landmark agreement that allowed vital grain exports from Ukraine.

Russia’s president says conflict in Karabakh has been going on for many years and it needs to end.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken urges Russia to resume participation.

4 UN peacekeepers wounded in clashes, says mission.

Daily Mail reports hack took place in summer; government decided not to inform public.

Polls suggest tight race between far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro, leftist former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Terrorism should not be associated with any religion, nationality, civilization or ethnic group, says UN Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee.

Russia accuses UK of being involved in helping Ukraine plan drone attack on Moscow’s Black Sea Fleet; London rejects allegation.

Supporters of Sudan’s former ruling party demand expulsion of head of UN mission.

2 countries exchange more than 50 prisoners of war.

German interior minister accuses Qatar of human rights abuses.

Celebrations begin early Saturday with official ceremony in capital Ankara.

DecisionDeskHQ website says Republicans have 50.4% chance of taking Senate from Democrats.

Turkish presidential spokesman Kalin, UK's national security adviser Barrow also exchange views on defense cooperation over phone.

'No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes,' says new Twitter owner.

Number of people displaced by gang-related violence in Port-au-Prince tripled in past five months.

'This must end in Putin's failure': Trudeau.

Devices 'are going to provide additional communications capabilities to the Ukrainians at a critical time,' says spokeswoman.

Putin had ordered enlisting 300,000 reservists to help in Ukraine's 'special military operation'.

Both sides must strictly comply with provisions of trilateral agreements signed in past 2 years, says Russian president.

Lebanon and Israel, via US mediation, finalized demarcation of maritime borders on Thursday.

German-Iranian ties have deteriorated after Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced tougher stance on Tehran.

South Korea declares national mourning period after deadliest stampede in country's history.

‘I can make this proposal myself, but Russian side should support it,’ Nikol Pashinyan says.

British Defense Ministry has reject allegations.

Marking 99th anniversary of proclamation of Republic of Türkiye, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says country constantly raises bar for success in all areas.

EU's view on Bosnia and Herzegovina's candidate country status is indicator of its success,' says Ursula von der Leyen.

Inflation reaches 10.4%, above market forecast of 10.1%, official data shows.

Right-wing extremists are spreading conspiracy that there will soon be a total blackout in Europe, top official tells local media.

Trams to be heated only to 60.8F in Leipzig as exploding cost of energy increasingly determines everyday life in Germany.

Seoul calls latest Pyongyang action as violation of UN Security Council resolutions and inter-Korea agreement.

Assurance comes from neighboring country's army delegation, which met with Bangladesh's army chief in Dhaka amid uptick in border violations.

Islamabad thanks Washington for humanitarian assistance and urges world to follow suit.

For more than a year, Belgium's reception centers have been full, with Asian and African asylum seekers making do with sleeping outside.

Ukrainian president's chief of staff briefs US national security adviser on latest situation on frontlines.

240 military aircraft will participate in joint air exercises beginning Monday amid rising tensions on Korean Peninsula.

President Yoon Suk-yeol responds to his Russian counterpart's statement by saying his country only provided humanitarian aid to Kyiv.

1st group of 4 Australian women, 13 children evacuated from Roj detention camp and shifted to Iraqi border is on their way back, reports media.

Amid disasters hitting developing countries hard, reparation pledges expected to top agenda of November COP27, says leading climate news journalist.

Erdogan and Kristersson expected to address bilateral ties as well as Sweden's NATO bid.

At least 250 people killed amid widespread protests after death of Iranian woman in police custody, says Javaid Rehman.

Deal can be extended automatically Nov. 19 if no party objects, says UN spokesman.

Potential of Eastern Mediterranean should be exploited in interest of all neighboring countries, says Olaf Scholz.

Russian president says Russia never said it plans to use nuclear weapons anywhere, including in Ukraine.

Fed's preferred inflation indicator, core PCE price index, rises 4.5% in first reading.

Russian president says American world order can only be countered by 'blooming complexity of cultures and traditions'.

Hulusi Akar, Benny Gantz hold closed-door meeting to discuss bilateral relations, security issues.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says peace talks with Ukraine cannot begin due to Kyiv's opposition.

European natural gas prices have dropped on spot market, but experts say consumers will likely to pay higher.

Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy head of Russia's Security Council, says Ukrainians pay for US weapons with their lives.

39-year-old Syrian or Iraqi national operating from prison cell in Crete is accused ringleader.

Electricity consumption will be limited in capital city, as well as Kyiv, Chernihiv, Cherkasy, and Zhytomyr regions, says Ukrenergo.

Protesters are demanding a 10% hike in wages to keep up with rising inflation.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Benny Gantz hold closed-door meeting at presidential complex in capital Ankara.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022.

Kremlin spokesman criticizes Washington after reports of airborne troop movements in Europe.

Vladimir Putin is trying to stir up fears, weaken support for Ukraine, says ex-German chancellor's foreign policy adviser.

Under the decree, Russian government decides which goods might be banned for import and export.

Increasing numbers of deaths seen on routes across Mediterranean, on land borders to Europe, within continent, says IOM.

Medical team 'started hearing people screaming, a lot of screaming … Everybody was crying; women, children and men,' says aid group coordinator on island.

'We need to strengthen Ukraine's hand at negotiating table by providing military support,' says Jens Stoltenberg.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022.

Andriy Yermak stresses assurance of constant support to Ukraine from new Italian government.

Israel carried out airstrikes against positions of Iran-backed groups, Syrian regime since 2011.

US, EU not interested in 'balanced solutions,' only seeking 'self-promotion,' says Russian Foreign Ministry.

Russian missiles, Iranian drones have destroyed 'more than a third' of Ukraine's energy sector, says president.

Skyrocketing cost of energy is putting French farmers under increasing strain.

Man asks Olaf Scholz to talk to Russian president to secure gas supplies, address cost of living crisis.

‘My message to people of Ukraine: You can count on Germany,’ says Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

Zelenskyy criticizes Israel for denying Ukraine weapons, says decision 'not to annoy' Russia enabled Moscow-Tehran ties.

Foreign Ministry spokesman statement comes after Washington charges 2 Chinese with trying to obstruct prosecution of telecom firm.

President Erdogan attends concert by legendary British artist also known as Cat Stevens in capital Ankara.

Truss goes to Buckingham Palace to officially tender resignation.

French unions are calling for strike on mass transit in Paris and Ile-de-France region on Nov. 10.

'This government will have integrity, professionalism, accountability at every level," Sunak says in first speech as prime minister.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022.

10% of gas stations continue to face supply difficulties, transport minister says.

Saskia Esken turns down calls by several politicians to resume gas supplies from Russia once war is over.

Historical Murat Reis Complex was primarily a cemetery for soldiers in Ottoman era, says expert.

Pope Francis holds separate meetings with Macron, Anastasiades in Vatican City.

Nigeria is battling terrorist groups, increased incidents of kidnappings.

Grain deal's extension depends on implementation of parts relating to lifting sanctions on Russian food, fertilizers, says foreign minister.

Over last year, poliovirus has hit Israel, Ukraine, UK, says WHO Europe regional chief.

On Friday, Election Commission disqualified Khan for failing to disclose gifts he received as premier.

The world would see through any attempt to use this allegation as a pretext for escalation,' says statement.

Sunak is the 1st British Asian prime minister of the country.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Oct. 24, 2022.

Suspect M.A.A. was caught by Istanbul security teams while preparing for attack, say security sources.

Rescued migrants say they were subjected to abuse by Greek security forces before being pushed back to Turkish waters.

New South Wales refuses inspectors entry into any facilities in state while Queensland has blocked access to mental health wards.