Sierra Leone-flagged cargo ship Razoni to be in Istanbul on Tuesday, says Turkish Defense Ministry.

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

India’s Muslim communities have faced decades of discrimination, which experts say has worsened under the Hindu nationalist BJP’s government.

Death toll at 56 from flash floods that have wreaked havoc across Iran in recent days.

Bill headed to Senate where failure is likely.

Deal involves presence of military officials, 'such information usually not made public,' says Kremlin spokesman.

Nusret Tebis, code-named ‘Rustem,’ found hiding in apartment in northeastern Syria.

Treatment shows effectiveness against several coronaviruses, including COVID-19, variants, says US university.

60 protesters injured in clashes with security forces in Baghdad as demonstrators breach parliament for 2nd time this week.

Manned, unmanned space flights studies gain pace since US space agency began in 1958.

Prosecutors fear ‘Communities’ tool could drive spread of fake news during election year.

Earlier protesters break into parliament building after breaching high-security zone in Baghdad.

'I asked for forgiveness, forgiveness for this operation that is genocidal,' pontiff tells reporters on return flight from Canada.

Prime minister declares day of mourning after chopper crashes during rescue operation in Gudauri ski resort.

'I'm human, and I made a mistake and I'm trying not to think of myself as a piece of s**t,' actor says in new video.

'We do not have a plan for the president to call President Putin,' says White House.

Designated individuals, entities played roles in destabilizing US, allies, says Treasury Department.

US President Biden declares state of emergency as officials expect death toll to double, water levels to crest Saturday.

Foreign Minister Cavusoglu urges Germany for balanced stance over mediation between Ankara and Athens.

Antony Blinken says he used conversation to push Russia for release of 2 detained Americans.

President Zelenskyy observes loading of Ukrainian grain onto ship at Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk.

Moscow ready to listen to Washington's proposals on exchange of prisoners, grain exports, says Sergey Lavrov.

After footage goes viral on social media, Agbenonci says on Twitter that he cleaned his shoulder as French president noticed dust on his coat.

Longer merger in limbo, larger cloud of uncertainty is cast on Twitter, says judge overseeing case.

Shia cleric al-Sadr sees exclusion of ex-premier al-Maliki as key to reaching agreement on forming new government.

Newly discovered rare-earth materials can play a vital role in the defense sector for both Türkiye and the West as rare metals are crucial for production of drones and F-35s.

No consensus on how to punish perpetrators for humanitarian crimes it committed in Africa.

So far 10,000 people have been transported to safer places from Pokrovsk city railway station in Donetsk region, says official.

UK government thanks public for 'generosity, goodwill'.

Antonio Guterres grateful to Türkiye for providing platform to help start Black Sea Grain Initiative, says spokesperson.

Beijing's envoy in Washington says forceful measures will be taken against those who challenge China's bottom line.

New South Wales says 3.2% people again infected by virus over last 5 months.

'The business practices of these gun manufacturers are deeply disturbing, exploitative, and reckless,' says lawmaker.

70% of cases in Europe, 25% in Americas, 10% required hospitalization, says WHO chief.

Ver.di trade union demanding 9.5% pay rise to help employees deal with inflation.

30-meter ZK-1A rocket dubbed 'one arrow, six stars' as it carries 6 satellites into space, including cutting-edge satellite.

Russian authorities moved to ban Jewish Agency.

Bulgarian Socialist Party returns to president mandate to form government after efforts prove fruitless.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, July 28, 2022.

Monitoring center's duty is to ensure safe sea transportation of grain, food products from Ukrainian ports: Turkish Defense Minister Akar.

More-than-expected fall in US crude stocks help push prices up.

East Asian nation registers over 100,000 new cases, 25 related deaths in past 24 hours as omicron subvariant spreads.

'I do understand that Türkiye is also ready to address the issue jointly, with Iraq, in order to determine exactly what happened," says UN official.

Union is staging a full-day strike, demanding inflation-beating pay rise for 20,000 employees of Lufthansa.

Negative atmosphere seen in Congress in years past has dissipated, says Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, July 27, 2022.

Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar will attend opening ceremony of joint coordination center, set to facilitate grain exports and help feed a hungry world.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in coastal resort city of Sochi.

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

Drowning claims more than 260,000 lives each year; WHO head Tedros Ghebreyesus says most deaths preventable.

EU Commission extends marketing license of Danish pharma company Bavarian Nordic’s smallpox vaccine.

Egypt views GERD as existential threat to its water share from the Nile.

Gideon Sa'ar due in Morocco for his first official visit starting Monday.

Businessman identified as Hussein al-Shammari.

Parliamentary report criticizes 'absence of a credible government strategy' to deal with crisis.

Scorching heat wave adds to already dire conditions of millions of civilians who take shelter in northwestern Idlib province due to civil war.

UN must do its part to remove indirect restrictions on Russian grain exports, says Kremlin spokesman.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivers his first state of the nation address to a joint sitting of the parliament streamed live.

Mobs go wild in capital Port Moresby, causing mayhem as common people rushed for safety, says local daily.

Evacuation of people likely as officials warn Sakurajima volcano 'becoming very active'.

Moscow faring better than expected as it still has ways to earn, pinch of sanctions likely in near future, says expert.

Executions carried out over weekend, military regime denied bodies to their families, says local daily.

In a speech, Rajnath Singh said Pakistan-administered Kashmir is part of India.

60 people were on board twin-engine speed boat believed to be heading to US state of Florida.

Residents told to stay indoors and shut their windows after blazes spread across several areas.

Turkish navy drone records footage of pushback by Greek forces in Aegean Sea.

Preparations begin for ports to be operational again in line with deal signed in Istanbul, says Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority.

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

Crisis underscores 'desperate need for pan-European action to effectively tackle climate change,' says WHO Europe head.

WHO has declared monkeypox outbreak a global health emergency.

Nearly 100 firefighters, 19 vehicles, 7 planes, a helicopter engaged in ground, air operations.

Moscow will have to pause in some way, giving Ukraine opportunity to strike back, says Richard Moore.

Heavy rains in Fars province caused flooding from Rodbal dam in Estahban province, says state media.

'He lied, he bullied, he betrayed his oath,' says US Rep. Bennie Thompson.

Ankara favors continuation of Russian, Ukrainian cooperation, says Hulusi Akar.

More than 16,000 cases now reported in 75 countries, territories, says WHO chief.

5-day visit will see pope meet Indigenous survivors, families.

Lisa Smith, member of the Irish Defense Forces from 2001 to 2011, traveled to Syria in 2015.

Not possible for Türkiye to accept it, incompatible with principle of good neighborly relations, says Erdogan.

Ahmad Idris indicted on 14 counts including conspiracy, criminal breach of trust, money laundering.

More than 50% of Russian oil transported by Greek tankers, says Reporters United.

Istanbul-based center being tasked with enabling 'safe transportation, by merchant ships, of' food, fertilizer.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres attend signing ceremony with Ukrainian, Russian delegates.

Josep Borell denounces Russia for its ‘total disregard for international law’ after signing Istanbul grain export deal.

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

25-30M kids globally take chess class at least once a week, says director-general of International Chess Federation.

Islamophobia, violence against Muslims supported by the ruling party have made Hindu nationalists even more daring.

Mario Draghi submits his resignation to president after 3 key parties of his national unity coalition shun confidence vote on Wednesday.

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says Turkish forces only target terrorist organizations.

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

While the future of Britain’s leadership may remain uncertain, its geostrategic and trade footprint would likely continue to remain relevant as Britain remains outside the EU.

As West sends more long-range weapons into Ukraine, geographical aims of Russian troops will move even further, says foreign minister.

Clauses in intergovernmental agreement between Ankara and Baku show priority will be given to Türkiye in capacity expansion and supply increase works related to TANAP.

Iran's foreign minister holds talks with his Syrian counterpart in Tehran.

Bloc’s new emergency plan prepares for full cut of Russian gas supply in winter.

European Commission can't ignore how a court of law found Greek authorities’ actions in clear violation of convention, says lecturer at Istanbul-based Turkish-German University.

Sweden, Finland formally applied to join transatlantic alliance in June.

3 candidates competed to win presidency.

'People will never look at the sky the same way again,' says Brian Odom, NASA's acting chief historian.

More than 27,000 hectares destroyed by 300 fires across country.