Russian tourist authorities say explanations are expected in near time regarding permission on foreign trips for military liable people.

Inflation expected to remain above 10% over following few months, says UK central bank.

5 commanders being released from Russian captivity to be under 'personal protection' of Turkish president, says Ukraine’s Zelenskyy.

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

‘No amount of propaganda can hide the fact that Ukraine is winning this war,’ UK Secretary of Defense Ben Wallace says.

With 10 more deaths in past 24 hours, number of casualties nears 1,570, tally of damaged houses crosses 2M.

Twitter, Facebook suspended over 150 accounts in August suspected of having been created by US military.

Most vulnerable businesses will receive further support, Prime Minister Truss says.

The bilateral relationship of Türkiye and India has yet to reach its full potential, there is still huge room for further advancing the bilateral cooperation.

In televised address to nation, president says Russia will use 'all means at its disposal' if territorial integrity threatened.

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

Ankara's proactive foreign policy to SCO can strengthen strategic autonomy vis-vis Western, Asian powers.

Right-wing leader Kristersson asked to form new government after narrow election win.

Tunisia to hold legislative elections on Dec. 17.

Moscow will soon announce new ambassador to Libya, says Bogdanov.

Commodity prices declined last week, gold slipped to lowest point since April 2020.

13 more bodies brought to hospitals on Sunday, says Kyrgyzstan's Health Ministry.

Moscow, Beijing agree to strengthen military cooperation.

Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland close borders to Russian nationals, including Schengen visa holders.

Moscow looking to shut Russian branch of Jewish Agency for Israel, an organization working on immigration of Jews to Israel.

Virus found in 29-year-old salesman who visited Germany early this month, say health authorities.

UK's longest-serving monarch to be laid to rest at King George VI Memorial Chapel in Windsor Castle.

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Polish president says ships do not have to get permission from Russia during passage.

Flights disrupted across country as Japan Meteorological Agency issues level 5 warning against Nanmadol typhoon.

No loss of life, material damage reported so far, according to reports.

12 more bodies brought to hospitals on Sunday, says Kyrgyzstan's Health Ministry.

Erdogan in US city to attend 77th UN General Assembly session.

13 African countries will benefit from gas from Nigeria.

5-month humanitarian truce shattered last month after fighting resumed in northern Ethiopia.

90 injured on Kyrgyz side in clashes on border.

Building will not be lit during evening hours.

Indian premier reiterated call for ‘early cessation of hostilities, need for dialogue and diplomacy,’ says government statement.

Joe Biden's address has been postponed due to his travel to London for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, says US envoy.

Russia's main goal is 'liberation' of Donbas, but 'operation' will not stop there, says Russian president.

Top diplomat says that as Ukraine makes gains against Russia it remains 'hugely' important to document crimes.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Ebrahim Raisi hold closed-door meeting on sidelines of Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.

Russian president thanks Turkish counterpart for Ukraine grain deal.

Ukraine launches counterattack, regaining territories.

Permanent members' veto right should be limited, says former senior UN diplomat.

Israeli forces stage daily raids in West Bank, triggering clashes with Palestinian residents.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan to address 77th session of UN General Assembly in New York, hold talks.

Decision will lead to arms race, harm peace and stability in Eastern Mediterranean, Ankara says.

‘CONNECT’ highlights landscape photography from different regions of Türkiye.

Priorities include consumer protection, financial stability, countering illicit finance, financial inclusion, innovation.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Vladimir Putin meet on sidelines of Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.

Russian president regrets that Ukraine's leadership refuses peace talks.

Azerbaijani president says Yerevan organized 'large-scale provocation' on Sept. 13.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev hold closed-door meeting in Samarkand.

Interior Ministry to hold emergency meeting to address banks' storming incidents.

New UN Human Rights Office report examines abusive spyware use by states.

Turkish drone footage shows irregular migrants being transferred to 2 inflatable boats off Izmir's Cesme district.

Armed man was reportedly able to withdraw some $19,000 before surrendering to security forces.

World's major economies start to prioritize energy supply security over previous environmentalist policies.

Decision taken to ensure safety of citizens, mobilize relevant forces, says Emergency Situations Ministry, after deadly clashes with neighboring Tajikistan.

Russian president says Moscow ready to provide 300,000 tons of fertilizers to developing countries for free.

Permafrost contains more carbon than atmosphere and, when thawed and released, some of this carbon can further amplify climate warming, scientist warns.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Türkiye is following a balanced policy between Russia, Ukraine since beginning of war in February.

Earlier in September, Russia stopped gas flow to EU in retaliation against G7 members' decision to cap Russian crude oil export prices.

Grain shipment deal leads Türkiye to win great diplomatic victory in world amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

UN, Türkiye talking possible Russian ammonia exports, says Antonio Guterres in exclusive interview with Anadolu Agency.

EU executive body decries loss of life, urges respect for international law, EU official tells Anadolu Agency.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022.

Both digital giants facing allegations of collecting personal information without users’ consent and using it for advertising, other purposes.

Suspect allegedly attacked high school girls in March.

EU accepted 7M Ukrainian citizens in 7 months of war while only 1.1M Syrian refugees have been accepted in over 11 years.

Xi will travel to Uzbekistan on official visit to attend Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.

Highlighting success of Black Sea Grain Initiative, Amir Abdulla says nearly 3M tons of foodstuff, grain moved from Ukrainian ports.

105 Armenian soldiers had died in the recent flare-up, says Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022.

Antony Blinken says US 'would push for an immediate halt to fighting and a peace settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan'.

Samarkand is home to over a thousand cultural sites that show its deep-rooted history dating back to 8th century BC.

Kremlin spokesman says Putin held phone talk with Nikol Pashinyan about escalation.

Greece denies existence of Turkish minority in region, and they face severe discrimination, says local Turkish leader.

Global oil supply in August increases by around 1.3 million barrels per day compared to previous month.

513,000 children are at risk of death, UNICEF warns.

Siddique Kappan is required for investigation in another case being probed by Enforcement Directorate, says Lucknow Jail official.

Ankara pledges to side with Azerbaijan at all times amid rising tensions along border with Armenia.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022.

TPLF says it expects 'credible' peace talks with 'mutually acceptable' mediators, international observers.

Xi Jinping to attend Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Uzbekistan from Wednesday.

Imran Khan appears before anti-terrorism court in Islamabad.

Türkiye seeks, protects its rights and interests at all platforms, Foreign Minister Cavusoglu says.

Owners of bars, restaurants seek urgent help from government after seeing their energy costs triple from a year earlier.

Kremlin spokesman says Russian president is in contact with military chiefs over situation in Ukraine.

New monarch vows to follow Queen Elizabeth II's example of commitment to constitutional government.

Protesters call for resignation of government.

Mladic was taken to prison hospital after his health deteriorated, says his son Darko Mladic.

On Aug. 29, Ukraine announces major offensive against its Russian-held southern regions.

France, Germany, and UK call upon Tehran to cooperate in good faith, fully and without delay.

Polls say far-right Sweden Democrats could emerge as 2nd-largest party in parliament.

Food insecurity, infrastructure repair, house reconstruction viewed as 3 major short-term challenges.

US to send military aid to Albania, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, Kosovo against possible Russian aggression, says Aleksandar Vucic.

Last reactor of Europe's largest nuclear plant disconnected from power grid, says Ukrainian agency.

No reports of casualties, damages, says US Geological Survey.

Extra aid will be given to 2.3 million vulnerable citizens while energy subsidies will increase to $304 million.

Annie Loof criticizes Johan Perhson for willingness to work with far-right Sweden Democrats.

In phone call, Pakistani premier briefs Turkish President Erdogan about relief activities for flood victims.

Turkish flag carrier became 'world's biggest network carrier' in terms of seat capacity on international flights in August.

'This is not matter of solidarity, but of justice,' says Antonio Guterres as he visits Pakistan's flood-hit areas.