Ukraine says resignation of German navy commander for Putin comments not enough, Berlin needs to change course.

Gunshots were heard on Sunday morning at military barracks in capital Ouagadougou, according to reports.

Demonstrators say UN-mediated talks attempt to save Sudan’s military.

I don’t think we have to leave, says EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell ahead of crucial meeting.

Nusrat Ghani says she was sacked as minister because of her Muslim faith.

Security situation around Ukraine can deteriorate ‘with little notice,’ says State Department.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he doesn't think a war in region is 'inevitable' and that 'sense can still prevail'.

Joint statement stresses 'understanding and joint cooperation' as 'only solution' to problems in Afghanistan.

Ukrainian side ready to hold negotiations in any format, says Ukrainian ambassador to Turkiye.

UK will not allow malicious actors to divide country or reverse progress made in last 26 years, says Matthew Field.

‘Any challenge to European security order affects security of EU,’ bloc’s top diplomats stress in joint statement.

Iran, world powers are engaged in talks to revive 2015 nuclear accord.

Gov’t mulling to expand enhanced restrictions to halt spread of COVID-19.

Denmark, Spain, Netherland send warships, fighters to Baltic, Black sea regions amid Ukraine tensions, says military bloc.

British government's decision follows a similar decision from the US.

National Unity Party gets 39.54% of vote, Republican Turkish Party 32.04%, says election authority.

Police say lone gunman is dead, but several people were injured in shooting at Heidelberg University.

Bloc stands up for ‘free, sovereign’ Ukraine, says EU Commission chief.

He cites office’s lack of ‘necessary tools to influence’ domestic, foreign policy during difficult times in country.

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

Former Italian premier refuses to back Draghi, saying he should stay as prime minister.

Russian Foreign Ministry demands UK ‘stop provocations,’ local media reports.

British deputy prime minister also says UK stands ‘shoulder to shoulder’ with Ukraine.

Last week, Libyan parliament speaker said mandate of Dbeibeh government expired.

British government says it has information of links between Ukrainian politicians, Russian intelligence services.

UNICEF says more than 10,000 children killed, injured in Yemen since 2014.

Activist Amira Osman was arrested by Sudanese security forces on Saturday.

3 people killed in Houthi attack on Abu Dhabi last week.

More than 63,200 infections recorded over past day, authorities say new surge in cases driven by omicron variant.

Diplomatic crisis erupted between Lebanon, Gulf over criticism of Yemen war.

Fire, caused by fireworks, triggers 2 blasts, prompting panic, stampede, says official statement.

Vice admiral sparks diplomatic row saying Putin deserves respect, Russia has no intention of invading Ukraine.

Nusrat Ghani says party whip told her that her 'Muslimness was raised as an issue' as she was sacked in 2020 reshuffle.

Nearly 204,000 people eligible to cast ballots as 403 candidates compete for seats in parliament.

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

403 candidates from 8 parties vie for seats in 50-member parliament.

3 died in past 24 hours as 12 people are being treated in intensive care units.

Both governments committed to work to achieve deal on Mexico's energy industry.

Decision taken amid spike in omicron infections.

Asylum seekers rescued off Aegean coast.

15 also injured in major fire that broke out in Mumbai.

Lebanon’s negotiations with IMF to start on Monday.

'I am convinced it will not happen. And I strongly hope to be right,' says Antonio Guterres.

Recovered artifact to be exhibited in Turkish museums.

Exercise will run Monday through Feb. 4.

Nashi movement tells Christian Schmidt to keep his 'hands off' Serb entity in neighboring Bosnia-Herzegovina.

3 people killed in Houthi attack on Abu Dhabi.

Foreign ministers also discuss development of comprehensive cooperation, says Iran’s top diplomat.

Netherlands did not intend to supply arms but situation has changed, says foreign minister.

At a time when Moscow-West hostilities escalate, international community keeps close eye on Ukrainian-Russian border situation.

Looking at 2022, Rome faces many challenges both nationally and globally, as a firmer role of Italy and Europe requires a more global oriented approach entangling several dossiers.

Israel's 'Operation Cast Lead' marks end of Palestinian confidence in peace process with Israel, says analyst.

Putin, Niinisto had 'thorough exchange of views on European security,' says Kremlin.

US Secretary of State Blinken says he and his Russian counterpart Lavrov agreed diplomatic process to continue.

In meeting with US secretary of state, Russia's top diplomat says new contacts possible after US response.

6 children, 17 women are among those rescued in Mediterranean Sea.

3rd joint military drill kicks off in Indian Ocean.

Following similar invitation from UK, Russia's Shoygu says resumption of military talks will help ease tensions in Europe.

Omicron makes up 89% of sequenced coronavirus cases in country, according to Robert Koch Institute.

Interim Afghan Foreign Ministry rebukes US president for suggesting Afghans lack unity.

Liz Truss says 'Russians have not learnt the lessons of history'.

On Ukraine tensions, Eva-Maria Liimets tells Anadolu Agency another war in Europe would be 'absolutely unacceptable'.

Dallas-born rock singer passed away surrounded by wife, daughters and close friends, says family statement.

Russia, Belarus to hold joint military exercises, named Allied Determination, to last until Feb 20.

Man admits to providing firearms and ammunition to Colombians involved in killing, says FBI.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Friday, Jan. 21, 2022.

Weapons to only be used for defense purposes, says Ukrainian defense minister.

Country reports over 32,000 new cases, highest daily spike since beginning of pandemic.

Ruslan Zhaksylykov assumes post by presidential decree following recent uprising across Central Asian country.

Presidential spokesman says Turkiye advises both sides to 'use restraint, to refrain from any kind of military engagement'.

‘Greater cooperation, greater solidarity is the route to ending this pandemic,’ says head of Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.

Military exercises have kicked off in southern Bulgaria, will end on June 30, says Bulgarian Defense Ministry.

Heightened measures bear results as no cases reported in hotspot Shaanxi province after 40 days.

Kremlin spokesman Peskov says situation in Ukraine 'very tense'.

Chinese envoy to South Pacific nation says property faced serious damage, volcanic ash still in air.

Security measures lifted on streets, curfew revoked, restrictions on travel into, out of cities revoked as of midnight.

Thousands of Orthodox Christians beat drums, sing religious songs in capital Addis Ababa to mark day.

Government spokesman reiterates Berlin is against arms supplies to Ukraine, despite criticism from Kyiv.

Greece has ordered 24 Rafale jets for billions of euros.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022.

Maltese lawmaker from center-right European People’s Party elected with 458 votes.

Vice Premier Sun tours omicron-hit Tianjin city to boost anti-virus measures.

UN human rights office urges all sides to ensure safety of civilians amid escalating Yemen conflict.

Unaccompanied children in migration need specific, appropriate protection, says commission's spokeswoman.

Stoltenberg says NATO members ready to meet with Russia again to discuss Moscow’s concerns, prevent military attack on Ukraine.

Bilateral cooperation in energy, health, tourism, education with Turkish officials to be discussed, says Lebanese ministers.

Comprehensive, deterrent operation to be conducted to neutralize sources of threat, say coalition forces.

In phone call, Fuat Oktay says Turkiye always ready to support Central Asian country.

New capital to be named Nusantara, Javanese name for Indonesian archipelago.

Japan's top diplomat says country will make efforts 'to establish constructive, stable Japan-China relationship'.

Delegation of US senators expresses support for sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.

Prisoner Maher Younis has been in detention since 1983.

German chancellor said he needs to see 'unequivocal steps toward de-escalation'.

Gunman attacks Martinez in front of his house in Tijuana, city rife with crime and violence, local media reports.

Joint military exercises between Belarus and Russia to be held in February, says president.

Missiles launched from western area accurately hit island target in East Sea of Korea, says state-run media.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022.

This comes days after more than 70 websites of Ukrainian government were attacked by massive cyberattack.

Australia also announces $1M in initial aid for Pacific nation hit by massive underwater volcano eruption.

Nazarbayev's son-in-law Timur Kulibayev also resigns as chairman of National Chamber of Entrepreneurs.