Depositor recovers $11,750 from his bank account.

Kremlin spokesman says US gets chance to sell more gas if Nord Stream stays broken.

All lawmakers vote unanimously in favor of move, despite widespread condemnation by international community.

Country estimates to collect $4.6B over 2 years to support households, businesses in energy crisis.

US-based website was offering access to database including phone numbers of British prime minister, 25 other Cabinet ministers, Mail on Sunday reports.

Poland's demands from Germany, a subject Berlin says a 1953 declaration closed off, total up to $1.3T.

Talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal have seen multiple breaks.

Silver gains 0.9%, while aluminum down 0.8%.

Littlefeather became activist in her 20s as she explored her Native American roots.

Global gas demand is forecast to drop by 0.8% this year and grow 0.4% in 2023 due to high prices and lower supplies.

Central banks can overcome economic problems but not overnight, says Joshua Aizenman, professor of economics at University of Southern California.

Libyan authorities often announce discoveries of mass graves in war-torn country.

Death of 22-year-old woman in police custody has seen widespread protests across Iran in recent weeks.

Number is feared to continue to rise.

Russian diplomat's actions 'incompatible with diplomatic status, regarded as interference,' says Lithuanian Foreign Ministry.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Monday, Oct. 3, 2022.

Annexation treaties on admission of Ukraine's 4 breakaway regions are constitutional, says Russian Constitutional Court.

He also appeals to Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be 'open to serious peace offers'.

More than 100 injured people under treatment in 8 hospitals, says deputy governor.

Kyiv said earlier its soldiers were entering Lyman in eastern region of Donetsk.

It is second takeover of power in Burkina Faso in less than a year.

10 remaining Security Council members voted in favor of resolution, while China, India, Brazil and Gabon abstained from vote.

Antonio Guterres emphasizes 'that actions and statements that can heighten tensions should be avoided,' says spokesman.

It is 'blatant violation' of fundamental rules of int'l law, OSCE principles, and UN Charter, says OSCE statement.

Russia’s recent moves show that President Putin’s plan is 'utterly failing,' says Jens Stoltenberg.

Ruble declared monetary unit in annexed regions, says Russian state media reports.

Inflow of passengers at border crossing point ‘Dariali’ falls due to mobilization in Russia, says Georgia’s Interior Ministry.

Extreme climate events, conflicts can fuel ideal climate for cholera to thrive, warns UN health agency expert.

Biden says US will not be deterred by Putin's actions, will continue to aid Ukraine by 'strengthening its hand militarily'.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says no peace talks with Russia as long as Vladimir Putin serves as president.

Prisoners issue has been key sticking point in Iran-US nuclear deal talks.

Bloc calls on other nations not to recognize annexation of Ukraine's Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, Luhansk by Russia.

European Commission demands higher scrutiny from member states in response to Russia’s escalation of security threat.

Swedish agency dealing with arms sales permits cites country's desire to join NATO as reason for policy reversal.

Leaders discuss consequences of gas leak, war in Ukraine.

'We don’t want to strike, we have been forced to strike, no one can afford to take a pay cut,' says union worker.

Türkiye aims to pursue an association with the SCO within its 'multi-dimensional' and 'diversified' foreign policy, not as a replacement with NATO.

Russian army, separatist forces withdraw amid 'threat of encirclement' to 'more advantageous' areas, says Defense Ministry.

Shipments from Ukrainian ports continue as planned, says Turkish National Defense Ministry.

Ukrainian army blocks almost all ways of leaving, transporting ammunition to Russians, says Serhiy Hayday.

'Thank you President Biden for signing into law $12.35B in supplemental support for Ukraine,' says Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Narendra Modi says it is significant achievement for 'Digital India' initiative, which aims to transform country into digitally empowered society.

Loan will help Ukraine cover essential ‘public services such as health, education, and social protection,’ says bank.

Decision taken due to European nation's 'interventionist, neocolonial' stance, says Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry.

Constitution suspended, state institutions dissolved, borders closed, say coup leaders.

2 countries share similar approaches to situation in Middle East, North Africa, says Russia.

Country does not have luxury of isolating itself from outside world, watching events in its region by sitting on fence,’ says Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Mevlut Cavusoglu reaffirms Ankara's pledge while condemning US move to lift arms embargo on Greek Cypriot administration.

'It is a dangerous escalation, it has no place in the modern world, it must not be accepted,' says Antonio Guterres.

In phone call with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, Mario Draghi ensures continued support for Kyiv in all areas.

Macroeconomic challenges facing development are consequential, probably worsening, says David Malpass.

Candidate Michel Mouawad fails to get necessary votes to win post.

Military alliance says damage to Nord Stream pipelines is ‘result of sabotage’.

Russian President Vladimir Putin gives authority to government to apply ban on movements of road transport if necessary.

Russia may have damaged pipelines to deepen divisions in Europe on energy security, official says.

Although the US played no role in resolving the issue, it now states that it takes the side of the Greek Cypriot administration and opposes the two-state solution proposed by the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and Türkiye.

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

Sides must now sign binding agreements, Russian presidential envoy for Afghanistan says.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022.

Colombian singer accused of defrauding Spanish treasury of $14M.

Meloni will be the leader of the new government and the first female Prime Minister in the history of Italy.

UN rights office also voices concern over communications restrictions affecting landline and mobile usage, internet, social media platforms.

'More weapons, more sanctions, and more isolation for Russia,' Rutte says after talk with Ukraine's Zelenskyy.

Study finds 16% of those surveyed had taken on 2nd jobs to pay for increases in living costs.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov expresses 'extreme concern' over accident at Nord Stream gas pipelines.

Murderers who shed blood of our citizens are embraced in almost every country in Europe, particularly in Greece's Lavrion camp, says Erdogan.

Pound's value against US dollar has plummeted 22.01% in 12 months, estimates indicate turbulence is far from over.

If threat exceeds the established danger limit, we will have to respond, says Dmitry Medvedev.

To save energy in ministries, government is looking into sending its employees to home office this winter, local media reports.

New parliament's 1st session expected to be held on Oct. 13, local media reports.

COVID pandemic worsened shortage of home-care workers in country, says US daily.

Households will be rewarded with additional 10% discount on their bills if they reduce electricity consumption by 10%.

Russian president says richest countries buying up food supplies, taking lion's share of Ukrainian grain exports.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin’s English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022.

Dmitry Peskov says violations being eliminated, adding no decisions made about closing border to mobilized people.

World GDP in 2023 will be at least $2.8T lower than previous projections, says OECD.

Hours after purported ruling party leaders' audio leaks, Miftah Ismail steps down for former Finance Minister Dar to take charge.

Attacker kills himself after mass shooting at school in Izhevsk, says Interior Ministry.

Over last 4 weeks, GBP/USD exchange rate dives 9.37%.

Restriction begins a week after Baltic states closed their borders to Russian nationals.

Army says helicopter crashed during training mission in southwestern Balochistan province late last night.

Meloni's Brothers of Italy party expected to win majority of votes.

Report to be published next month finds that some children are hiding in playground because they cannot afford lunch.

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

One-third of homeowners forced to reduce household expenditures because of interest rate increase, survey shows.

Greek police say no significant damage caused to embassy building, attackers still unidentified.

Protests over death of young Iranian woman in police custody left at least 35 dead.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong warns any conflict in region will have effect far beyond.

Top diplomat Subrahmanyam Jaishankar says New Delhi sides with those who respect UN Charter on Ukraine conflict.

China urges all to keep crisis from spilling over, protect rights, interests of developing countries, says foreign minister.

Clearing hurdles and addressing disagreements between Türkiye and US benefits both, says Mevlut Cavusoglu.

Iranian-Ukrainian ties have deteriorated since Russia launched war this February.

‘UK remained a spectator as conditions in Cyprus occurred in favor of Greek Cypriots but against Turkish Cypriots,’ says Ersin Tatar.

Turkish president has long been calling for UN reform; US president, other leaders join call, though no consensus on how to do it yet.

'Unfortunately, this statement yet another example of distortion of facts and hostile narrative against Türkiye,' says Turkish delegation in New York.

Uncertainty about repatriation of Rohingya to Myanmar has led to widespread frustration, Sheikh Hasina tells UN General Assembly.

48 people have been shot dead in Sweden so far in 2022.

Leaders say they 'will never recognise these referenda which appear to be a step toward Russian annexation'.

Charge d'affaires of Iran summoned to Ukraine's Foreign Ministry after Kyiv accused Tehran of supplying arms to Moscow.

If secret shipments of Russian oil continue, sanctions will have limited effect, reports Nikkie Asia.