‘We have six firms from Türkiye ranked in the first 225 in the Engineering News-Record list,’ says head of industry association at Int’l Engineering Forum.

Sweden in contact with Türkiye about new terror law, says Ulf Kristersson.

Vladimir Putin, Ilham Aliyev discuss implementation of trilateral agreements on South Caucasus region.

Drones deployed to Larissa Air Base.

Normalization of ties between Ankara, Cairo continues with common will, mutual interests of both sides, says vice president.

It is important to do 'everything possible to ensure that Iran does not get a nuclear bomb or missile systems with which to transport it,' Scholz says.

Electric car manufacturer sells record 83,135 vehicles in China in September.

Benefits of halal products, services should be touted to the public, says Mohammad Kabir Hassan.

Turkish Aerospace Industries sent 3rd, 4th helicopters to Philippines under contract which will make six deliveries.

Parliament to vote on resolution next week to declare Holodomor tragedy ‘genocide’ and ‘crime against humanity’ Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports.

‘We need to bring some normality into the migration debate,’ Margaritis Schinas says following extraordinary meeting.

Health Ministry rejects hospitals' request to increase charge to generate more income.

American rapper reportedly asks Donald Trump, former US president, to be his vice president.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurate 3rd of 4th MILGEM corvette ships at Istanbul Shipyard.

David Holden becomes first veteran to be convicted of offense since 1998 Good Friday Agreement.

Protesters urge Turkish army to clear Tal Rifat of terrorists.

Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi says corvette ships built for Pakistan Navy are equipped with surface-to-surface, surface-to-air weapon systems.

Pauline Eizema summoned by Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry over letter sent to Dutch parliament by Netherlands' deputy premier.

1,893 more patients recover from coronavirus, says China's National Health Commission.

It is in Greek government’s interest to investigate allegations, which are supported by evidence, says Sophie in 't Veld.

Turkish forces to secure country's borders with step-by-step operations, says Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

UK should publicly reveal how many British spies work in Russia, says Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.

Russia should be barred from voting on 'issues of its aggression,' Ukrainian president tells Security Council.

Teachers in Scotland also join country's biggest-ever university strike.

Sales during holiday season estimated to grow 6% - 8% to $942.6B - $960.4B.

US recognizes Türkiye’s legitimate security concerns, says Pentagon spokesman.

Lifting of US sanctions and 2024 presidential elections among issues to be discussed.

'We do not think it will end with military gains on the ground,' Mevlut Cavusoglu says at conference in capital Ankara.

Radiation background at sites, adjacent territories has not changed, says Ukraine's national nuclear energy company.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says UN is 'hiding behind common phrases'.

It is still unclear with whom Ibrahim will form a coalition government.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2022.

Experts warn of worsening bilateral relations if protests escalate further in coming weeks.

Security measures also implemented at Korets Holy Trinity Monastery, premises of Sarnenskyi-Polska Eparchy in Rivne region.

Reacting to recent UN Security Council meeting, Pyongyang says all efforts to disarm North Korea will fail.

Joe Biden now US's sole octogenarian leader, raising questions of how old is too old for an American president.

Russian gas firm says it has detected gas backlog at Sudzha transit point for shipments destined for Moldova.

Unverified videos show workers clashing with health officials, law enforcers.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Ankara more determined than ever to secure its southern border.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2022.

Iranian authorities blame Western countries for stoking unrest in the country.

To help people who can no longer afford to heat their homes, Osnabruck resorts to an unusual remedy.

Central Election Committee announces final results of snap presidential election.

NATO secretary-general says Nordic countries should bolster cooperation with Türkiye in fight against PKK terror group, offshoots.

Homemade long-range surface-to-air missile can shoot down ballistic missiles at altitude of 50-60 kilometers.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2022.

Instead of being included in a center of gravity within the framework of multi-dimensional policies, countries in the region create a center of gravity themselves.

7.3 magnitude earthquake with depth of 24.8 kilometers hits Pacific island nation.

Suspects are Swedish nationals of Iranian origin, elder brother worked for Swedish intelligence agencies, reports local media.

Kremlin spokesman says Russian president will not attend summit in-person or via videoconference due to his schedule.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc won outright majority in Knesset in last week’s elections.

On Nov, 2, peace talks between Ethiopia's government and Tigray rebels bore fruit, ending 2-year war that killed over half a million people.

Trolls impersonate former US President George W Bush, NBA star LeBron James after Musk’s Blue subscription plan.

Country's annual inflation rate at 10.4%, up from 10%.

Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis imposes extra punitive damages on Jones, his company.

Swedish police ‘should focus on strategies to restore their trust among the communities they serve,’ says UN expert.

Strike bringing country to standstill on 2nd day of action over pay dispute amid cost of living crisis.

Police commissioner says they also believe some affiliates may also be in other countries.

Money to be distributed after investigations are completed.

'The Turkic world is stronger today than yesterday,' says Recep Tayyip Erdogan at ceremony amid Organization of Turkic States summit.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, Nov. 10, 2022.

Türkiye can store and transport Black Sea grain products, says head of International Association of Operative Millers - Eurasia.

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Swedish Foreign Minister Billstrom says he will visit Ankara in autumn to continue discussions on his country’s NATO membership bid.

International fast-food chain Kentucky Fried Chicken causes outrage with out-of-place push message on Kristallnacht commemoration day.

Cyber defense ‘vital' part of our collective defense, says Jens Stoltenberg.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will decide 'who to talk to,' Mykhailo Podolyak says in interview.

Defense Ministry says army 'carrying out maneuver' to prepared positions.

Leaked audio attributed to Israeli president manifests his concern over extremist Knesset member expected to join upcoming government.

French capital braces for severe disruption as 7 lines on Paris metro will be closed Thursday.

Training to be included in compulsory subject Fundamentals of Life Safety starting next year.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, Nov. 10, 2022.

Kremlin spokesman says Russia-US relations 'are and will be bad'.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova says Washington has no desire to encourage Kyiv to constructive moves.

Nationwide strike called by major trade unions, supported by opposition parties.

Ukrainian parliament previously extended martial law and mobilization in Ukraine from Aug. 15 until Nov. 21.

Personal data of around 10M customers, including Premier Albanese, compromised as insurance company refuses to pay ransom.

Donkey traced to 1828 for Democrats, Elephant came later for Republicans in 1874.

Greek member of European Parliament says news outlet publishing new revelations 'funded by Russians'.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022.

Poland will expand military base hosting US Combat Aviation Brigade, bulking up US presence in EU member state.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022.

Germany has pledged to accept 3,500 refugees from Italy, with 74 already transferred to the country, Interior Ministry spokesman says.

Twitter owner fires warning shot after celebrities changed screen names to Elon Musk to protest new verification plan.

Ukrainians perceived relinquishing of nuclear arsenal as forced step decided under US pressure, says Dmitry Medvedev.

Taliban leaders publicly visit Omar's tomb located in Suri district of Zabul province for 1st time.

At least 19 people killed as plane crashed into Lake Victoria on Sunday.

Baku and Yerevan accused each other of opening fire on border settlements.

Delegation from US arrives in Türkiye for meeting at National Defense Ministry.

‘We discussed macro-financial assistance to Ukraine for current and next years,’ says President Zelenskyy.

Kazakh leader highlights ‘activation’ of all available capacities of Aktau and Kurik ports.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Nov. 7, 2022.

Nikol Pashinyan also informs Irakli Garibashvili about trilateral meeting in Sochi between Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia.

460 security personnel taking part in Operation Eren Abluka Autumn Winter-10 in Van province, says Interior Ministry.

Participants discuss ways to lessen negative impacts of climate change.

Action comes hours after country's media regulatory watchdog banned broadcast of Imran Khan's speech 2nd time in less than 3 months.

‘There’s no editors any more. How do we expect kids to be able to understand what is at stake?’ Biden says amid concerns over disinformation.

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry spokesman warns consequences of 'complicity' with Russia 'much bigger' than benefits from cooperation.

Suspect's actions were primarily driven by extremist ideology, says counterterror police officer.

Türkiye prevents food from being weaponized, to tackle global food crisis, says Josep Borrell.