Chief of Greek General Staff Konstantinos Floros was wiretapped, claims Documento daily in fresh information on months-long wiretapping scandal.

Rocket fell in orchard near Brichany town, says Moldovan Interior Ministry.

Trilateral agreements made with Russia remain basis for settlement between Azerbaijan, Armenia during normalization, says Lavrov.

Public urged to notify police in case of suspicious package or person.

Chancellor Scholz says Germany to invest more in defense, beef up military presence on NATO’s eastern flank.

Over 2,000 municipalities signed deals with coal importers for distribution to households, says Mateusz Morawiecki.

More information to be revealed during Western Balkans Summit in Tirana, Charles Michel says.

Attacking Constitution, all it stands for is anathema to soul of our nation, says White House spokesperson.

Absence of dialogue on strategic stability between Russia, US will cause accumulation of problems, avalanche-like rise in risks, says Russian foreign minister.

Among top arms producers of world, US firms sell more than 50%.

Indirect talks between Iran, US on reviving nuclear deal remain stalled since August.

Bilateral, regional issues related to transport, logistics, expanding capabilities of North-South, Zangezur corridors addressed, Baku says.

Lee Young-hee named president from previous post heading Global Marketing Center in Samsung's Device eXperience division.

6 years after attacks, 10 men accused of being members of Daesh/ISIS terrorist cell will go on trial.

Concrete evidence shows former pope knew child abuse priests while he was archbishop, says Dutch journalist Overbeek.

Drill in accordance with agreement on cooperation in military field, says Azerbaijani Defense Ministry.

Russian crude oil imports by sea cover 90% of EU's current oil imports from Russia, says Brussels.

Deal pledges 2-year transition period, appointment of civilian prime minister by political parties.

‘Not fair that big digital platforms like Google and Meta get to host and share local news for free,’ says broadcasting minister.

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Israeli soldier shot Palestinian youth at point blank in Huwara town.

UN envoy calls on Libya’s political actors to create conditions for holding free, fair elections.

People in affected areas evacuated, says National Disaster Management Agency.

Moldova’s natural gas company to also purchase 3.5 million cubic meters of natural gas from local supplier, says company head.

Decision comes day before EU ban, price cap on Russian oil exports comes into force.

Iran rocked by sweeping protests over woman’s death in police custody.

Consensus reached on maximum price per barrel for seaborne Russian-origin crude oil.

Threads point to employees burying potential 'smoking gun' story on son of US president during 2020 elections.

Strict restrictions gradually easing following mass protests in several cities against 'zero-COVID-19' lockdown policy.

Dmytro Kuleba says Ukraine's diplomatic missions in 12 countries received 'threats'.

The 2 countries are taking joint steps in trade, industry, technology, and agriculture, says Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu.

'Nothing really can replace our cross border operations,' says UN spokesperson.

'A price cap will help limit Mr. Putin's ability to profiteer off the oil market,' says National Security Council spokesperson.

Cyril Ramaphosa skips National Executive Committee meeting of African National Congress even as he seeks reelection later this month as party chief.

Beijing administration could use data collected through Tiktok on users for 'traditional espionage operations,' says Chris Wray.

Commissioners had disputed outcome of presidential elections held this August, sought re-run of polls.

Talks also include efforts on issue of FSO Safer tanker.

'Attacks will not dampen our resolve,' says Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Explosive packages were sent to 6 high-profile targets over past week.

In addition to its long term impacts, climate change could also act as threat multiplier, worsening economic conditions, political tensions, adding to impacts of existing conflicts on displacement.

Latest global estimates show marked rise in number of people in modern slavery in last 5 years.

Stoltenberg says NATO allies will continue to provide military support to Ukraine, delivering advanced weapons systems to Kyiv.

1st criticism to date from Netanyahu to his strong ally former US President Donald Trump.

Charles Michel meets President Xi in Beijing, says EU will not interfere in China’s domestic affairs.

Resolution undermines normalization process between Baku, Yerevan, says Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry.

Over $4M reportedly stolen from Cyril Ramaphosa’s private game farm, which he did not report to police.

Regarding US statements on Türkiye's possible Syria ground operation, Hulusi Akar says: 'We explained our sensitivities, we want promises to be kept'.

President calls for total lifting of sanctions.

Ukrainian president also hails Germany’s decision to recognize Stalin’s Holodomor famine as genocide of Ukrainians.

Elon Musk says he met Apple CEO at Apple headquarters in California, had 'good conversation'.

International order is again dominated by zero-sum approaches, Mevlut Cavusoglu laments at OSCE Ministerial Council in Poland.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2022.

'We must preserve unity of the world in supporting Ukraine to get through difficult period,' says Ukrainian president.

Government announcement of ousting China from Sizewell project comes after Rishi Sunak says 'golden era' between UK and China is over.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Türkiye is suitable for the development and growth of tourism sector with all its regions, cities.

French military support 'visible result of the friendship' between Zelenskyy, Macron, says Ukrainian defense minister.

Cafeteria’s supplier says he has no other choice due to skyrocketing food industry costs, according to local media.

3 countries reviewed steps taken to address Türkiye’s security concerns and stressed our expectations, says Turkish foreign minister.

Presidents also exchange views on strengthening cultural ties, discuss issues on international agenda, situation in Central Asia.

Moscow, Beijing working on initiatives to avoid using SWIFT system for bilateral payments, says Alexander Novak.

Millions of French people felt hurt, Carlos Martens Bilongo tells Anadolu Agency after being target of racial abuse at parliament.

Over 2 million tons of LNG will be supplied, with the first shipment scheduled for 2026, according to Qatar's state news agency.

Olena Zelenska visited Downing Street on Monday.

High energy prices, compromised supply chains trigger shortage of chemicals used in wastewater treatment, warns industry association.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022​​​​​​​.

80% of drugs sold in Germany are generics produced in China and India.

Top Turkish, Swedish, Finnish diplomats to hold trilateral meeting on sidelines of NATO meeting in Bucharest, Turkish foreign minister announces.

Dmytro Kuleba says he will also travel to Polish city of Lodz for meeting of OSCE Ministerial Council.

Sentences against Russian citizens politically motivated, claims Foreign Ministry.

Employees of main national railway operator go on strike to demand pay rise averaging 12%.

Cartel was behind estimated one-third of total cocaine market in Europe, says Spanish Civil Guard.

Ed Lawrence was beaten, kicked by police during arrest, says British broadcaster.

Muslim bloc ‘must strive to remove barriers against intra-trade of OIC member states,’ says top official in Istanbul.

76 out of 89 constituent entities of Russia established direct trade, economic ties with Kazakh partners, says Russian president.

YPG/PKK terrorist group seeks dominance in region.

Effect of military coup in country led to even more pressure on Rohingya after decades of oppression, says Arakanese activist.

Iran rocked by sweeping protests in recent months over death of woman in police custody.

'The coming week could be as hard as the one that has passed,' says Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Foreign ministers hail strong ties between two countries during joint press conference in Ankara.

Here are the main topics Anadolu Agency’s English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Nov. 28, 2022.

480 terrorists have been ‘neutralized’ since start of Operation Claw-Lock in April, says Türkiye’s national defense minister.

'Today on Black Friday is the perfect day to sue state over its insufficient climate policies,' says Greta Thunberg.

Incorporating loss, damage in COP27 document is big win but experts see gaps from failure to address payment mechanisms, to absence of policy on fossil fuels.

On relations with US, China, Sharif tells Anadolu Agency inter-state relations 'should be based on mutual respect'.

About 12M tons of food sent to world market from 3 Black Sea ports, says Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

As of 11.00 a.m. (0900GMT), power shortage in Ukraine's energy system amounts to 20%, says national energy operator.

‘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.