Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Aug. 29, 2022.

Move comes one day after Morocco summons its ambassador from Tunisia.

Shipments from Ukrainian ports continuing under historic deal reached this July in Istanbul, says National Defense Ministry.

Use of ID cards issued by Kosovo is done solely for practical reasons, says Ana Brnabic.

Russia's war on Ukraine 'spooked' UK energy markets, says British premier, set to soon leave office.

Kosovo Serbs, all other citizens will be able to travel freely between 2 countries with ID cards, says foreign policy chief.

Violence worst in Libya since cease-fire reached in 2020.

Ambassador-at-large to be in contact with 7 other Arctic countries – Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Russia.

Emmanuel Macron’s visit aims to overcome diplomatic discord with Algeria.

Voters will elect new 50-seat National Assembly.

Case could be filed by end of 2022, following similar suits against Facebook, Google, Amazon.

Researchers warn rising heat has 'potential to threaten habitability of large swaths of Earth's land surface'.

Possible OPEC+ action to lower production to curtail weak oil prices and signs of better demand appetite fuel oil prices.

Israeli officials respond with harsher steps to deter protests by thousands of Palestinians detainees.

Türkiye will not tolerate any attack that targets country's freedom, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says.

Despite unmet demand from power sector amid ongoing heatwave, price-sensitive regions like South Asia have had to 'lose' LNG volumes to Europe, expert says.

‘Villages of Zabukh, Sus taken under control,’ says Ilham Aliyev.

Iran says UN nuclear watchdog must close its probe to pave way for an agreement.

Security Council needs to be reformed to make it more democratic and better-functioning, says Swedish political scientist.

No price increase in US, says CEO.

Joint statement marks 5th anniversary of Myanmar military’s attack against Rohingya.

Without fuel ‘it is impossible for WFP to distribute food, fertilizer, medicines,” says UN agency.

Türkiye to continue to strive to maintain peace, stability in region, says Foreign Ministry.

'We are in contact with the local authorities and are providing consular assistance,' local media quotes Foreign Office spokesperson as saying.

Over 7,000 Tunisians, 8,700 foreigners attempted to illegally cross to Europe by sea this year, Tunisian authorities say.

1 civilian killed in clashes between rival militias in Tripoli.

Prime minister says attacks were carried out by Russian services for political reasons.

As Kosovo worked to gain recognition of large countries of its independence, Belgrade did not sit idly by, says President Vucic.

Violence comes amid military build-ups in Tripoli by forces affiliated with rival prime ministers.

French president should face his country's colonialist past instead of blaming Türkiye, other countries, says Foreign Ministry.

FBI investigation began after referral from government agency, search warrant affidavit reveals.

Maritime humanitarian corridor adjusted to shorten transit, ease planning, says UN.

French president announces new decisions on movement of people between 2 countries after Paris reduced visa quota for Algerians.

Robert Habeck defends government's planned gas levy, says it is needed to guarantee security of gas supply.

Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says initiative to ban Russian language at workplace affects half of country's population.

Date for meeting is yet to be announced.

Another 45 people die in country's continuing monsoon floods, downpours, dozens go missing over past day.

‘We are pleased to see that US, our ally and trade partner, is inviting its businesses to invest in our economy,’ says finance minister.

Member countries must respect EU law even in case of national security, says spokesperson on rule of law.

Michelle Bachelet urges Russia to halt Ukraine war, says both sides must respect international rights, humanitarian laws.

Experts call for promoting social engagement between Rohingya, Bangladeshi host community to counter propaganda and facilitate repatriation.

Türkiye pursues balanced approach toward all Balkan countries regardless of their religion or ethnic origin, says North Macedonia president.

Stateless people hold rallies and present international community with 7 demands, including justice for genocide victims, repatriation.

Trial set to commence on Sept. 29, journalists deny charges related to December 2017 report about defense intelligence unit.

Berlin lacks critical military equipment, but having talks with defense companies to supply more weapons to Ukraine, foreign minister says.

UN Security Council represents world order of 1945, not of 2022, says former undersecretary-general.

Over 22M children aged 5 to 11 to get pediatric Pfizer vaccines in countrywide drive.

More than 2,400 refugees took risky sea journeys from Bangladesh in 2020, says UN report.

Youths vow to rid themselves of stateless life and lead their nation, no matter how long it takes.

Left Party’s waving of PKK terror group’s rags not in interest of government, says Magdalena Andersson.

Police Commissioner General Itaru Nakamura says he ‘will take responsibility for assassination of Abe’.

Embassies of 13 states, EU delegation in Bangladesh express concerns over escalating rights violations in Myanmar.

Amid rising cost of fuel, fertilizer, farmers face lowest rainfall and hottest temperatures in 4 decades.

‘Greece and its neighbors have not agreed on boundary delimitation in those areas where their lawful maritime entitlements overlap,’ says US State Department.

Current‑dollar GDP stood at $24.88T in April-June, Commerce Department’s 2nd reading shows.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2022.

Türkiye and Azerbaijan have been given opportunity to grow their influence as alternatives to Russian gas as a result of Ukrainian war.

Ukraine proceeded with 'determining own destiny' in 1991, says Foreign Ministry.

Officials voice support for Ukraine's territorial integrity, sovereignty.

Prices in France show largest gain.

President warns French public to be ready for 'sacrifices' amid instability due to Ukraine war, climate change.

Savings that Germans accumulated over past 2 years of pandemic largely depleted, reveals study by Ifo Institute.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says support for Kyiv must continue 'until Russia ends this hideous war' on Ukraine.

64% of the EU territory is under warning or alert because of prolonged drought.

Shoigu says 'special military operation' progressing according to plan, all goals to be achieved.

Authorities ground flights due to ‘late-notice staff absence,’ airport says.

Missile will prove to be force multiplier for Indian Navy, says defense chief.

Grain silos largely affected by Beirut port blast in 2020.

1,295 migrants intercepted in 27 small boats coming from France, says UK Defense Ministry.

Premier Kishida directs officials to ‘address rising energy prices prompted’ by Ukraine war.

Fennovoima also filed lawsuits worth $1.9B against Russia's state-run nuclear energy firm.

Southeast Asian nation’s Federal Court says Razak's defense ‘so inherently inconsistent that it failed to raise reasonable doubt’.

China’s defense minister claims support of 170 nations over Taiwan.

Despite Solicitor-General Donaghue's opinion that they were 'legal,' Prime Minister Albanese insists on accountability.

Supporters of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr stage sit-in outside gates of Supreme Judicial Council in Baghdad.

Overall imports from Russia also fall to lowest level since records began in January 1997, according to official figures.

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

When things go wrong, as in China-Taiwan crisis that left its mark on recent weeks, countries that hold power have a huge weapon against dependent nations and do not hesitate to use this weapon when necessary.

Despite barbed wire, high fences, hundreds of migrants mainly from sub-Saharan Africa manage to enter Spanish territory every year.

Prime Minister Alexander De Croo says next 5 to 10 winters to be difficult due to rising gas prices.

Fatalities reported in Sindh, Balochistan provinces, as death toll from relentless rains and swirling floods since June 14 rise to over 700.

Swedish minister’s call for 50% cap on non-Nordic citizens in immigrant neighborhoods draws heavy criticism.

Developed under China Academy of Sciences, satellite to focus on scientific experiments, verifying new technologies.

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Valeriy Zaluzhny says almost 9,000 'heroes' died in war with Russia.

Fredid Roman found with fatal gunshot wounds in his car in Chilpancingo, capital of coastal Pacific state of Guerrero.

Kyiv also claims 45,400 Russian soldiers killed since start of war in late February.

Vessel departs from Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk on Tuesday morning, says Turkish National Defense Ministry.

State Department says it is working on formal response to Iranian text 'with attention to detail' it deserves.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomes Mahmoud Abbas with official ceremony in Turkish capital.

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

Ukrainian citizen Natalya Vovk executed murder premeditated by Ukrainian special services, says Russia.

Iran says US didn’t respond to its response to EU proposal for nuclear deal.

Move comes as government puts further pressure on business to do more on rising prices.

Israeli TV channel says Israel, Lebanon close to have maritime demarcation deal.

Egypt angry at Israel’s refusal to rein in its West Bank raids following Gaza offensive.

Josep Borrell says travel bans should be applied selectively to what he called 'collaborators with Putin regime'.

Muslim women or anyone who dresses modestly should have right to do so, says teenage daughter.

Project undertaken by Australian university to test 10,000 people aged 18 to 40.

Bearish signs on Chinese economy continue to pressure prices.

Middle- and low-income families say they’re struggling to make ends meet amid high inflation, soaring energy bills.