‘It really is a true story of love and the conquest of love over evil,’ says constitutional law professor Richard Albert.

Demonstrations in response to latest mass shootings in New York, Texas.

Scores of people fled northern Syrian territories after terror group oppressed locals with looting, arson, kidnapping.

Final round of talks between Libya’s rivals open in Egypt.

Voting for local leadership of 971 areas seen as important public opinion gauge ahead of 2023 general elections.

Serbia facing growing pressure for reluctance to sanction Russia over Ukraine war.

Yemen has been engulfed by violence since 2014.

Russian warplanes tried to harass participants in the drill, says Swedish defense minister, calling this ‘unacceptable’.

Agreement will help France overcome crisis in its relationship with Australia dating from last year, says defense minister.

Number of child laborers could increase by 9M by end of this year, says senior International Labor Organization official.

A group of men and women assault man near tourist hub Picadilly Circus.

I will push for accession negotiations that were firmly promised 2 years ago, says Olaf Scholz.

In 95 appearances for Monaco, Tchouameni scored 8 goals, made 7 assists.

Recently unearthed footage shows Merter Keskin was subjected to ‘ventral plating’ by French policemen before he died.

Turkish government has said if they want to join NATO, both Helsinki, Stockholm must stop support for terrorist groups.

Special rapporteurs call for increased international pressure on ‘brutal military regime’.

'I am alive today thanks to the Turkish Red Crescent,' says beneficiary.

Initially borders reopen for guided tours from 98 countries.

‘No NATO ally has suffered more terrorist attacks than Türkiye,’ says Jens Stoltenberg.

Iran, Venezuela seek to expand cooperation during President Nicholas Maduro's visit to Tehran.

1st round of voting for National Assembly indicating runoff between Macronists, NUPES coalition.

Defense Secretary Austin says US remains committed to one-China policy in address at Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.

Anadolu Agency acquires video showing Merter Keskin's last moments at French police station.

Decision to 'reset' ties would effectively move US past Kingdom's killing of Jamal Khashoggi, says CNN.

Earlier this month, Tunisian President Kais Saied sacked dozens of judges.

France willing to place boats to access port in order to avoid global food crisis, media quotes presidential adviser as saying.

'Why aren't they drilling? Because they make more money not producing more oil,' says US president.

Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto speaks to UN General Assembly president over phone.

US president urges bipartisan unity to 'allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of our democracy'.

Ben Wallace reiterates London’s support for Kyiv in meetings with Ukrainian president, defense minister.

‘Crime is of such gravity that sanction can only be in line with this gravity,’ says trial’s chief lawyer.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov refuses 'to interfere in work of Donetsk People's Republic's judicial system'.

Young boys and girls dragged to battle zones to serve terror group’s regional ambitions.

Wei Fenghe, Lloyd Austin discuss bilateral, regional, global issues at Shangri-La Dialogue defense summit.

Terror group occasionally uses detainees as bargaining chip during negotiations.

Protesters call for arrest of ruling party spokeswoman Sharma, who was charged formally by Delhi police on Thursday.

Jens Stoltenberg to meet Finnish president, foreign minister and Swedish premier, says alliance.

Government plans to offer tax advantages, labor and other incentives to financial institutions.

Energy prices rose 34.6% on annual basis, the most since September 2005.

French president tried everything to make the Champions League a party in Paris, to taunt Putin.

Shia cleric fails to convince parliament to form government without former Prime Minister al-Maliki, Iran-aligned coalition.

Schmidt abusing his 'Bonn powers' by influencing upcoming general elections and undermining country's constitutional order, Dodik alleges.

Diplomatic spat related to Madrid shifting position on disputed territory of Western Sahara.

2 more injured as plane crashes in central Hubei province, pilot ejects safely, local media reports.

Heavy traffic in Iraqi capital causes problems mounting to armed fights between drivers, traffic police.

Jens Stoltenberg diagnosed with shingles which can occur after COVID-19, NATO official says.

Hot, dry wind is making it difficult to get blaze under control.

‘State actors, citizens from some nations using our countries at expense of our sovereignty, economies,’ Australian police chief says.

2 sides discuss issues of defense and security as well as military training cooperation.

Türkiye will not relinquish its rights in the Aegean Sea, says Recep Tayyip Erdogan says during military exercise in Aegean.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Thursday, June 9, 2022.

Experts say success of referendum will be determined by meaningful implementations of reforms to benefit people.

Quake hits Lake Baikal area near Irkutsk city, says Emergency Ministry.

US president to travel to Germany, Madrid on June 25, June 28.

Officials from 3 countries agree to bolster security ties amid growing fear of Pyongyang preparing for nuclear test, local media reports.

Micheal Martin tells EU lawmakers he ‘strongly’ supports Ukraine’s EU candidacy.

No casualties reported, but building damaged after midnight attack by Russia, says mall director.

Russia-Ukraine war ‘quashed hopes for quick end to rising inflation’ that stems from pandemic-related bottlenecks: OECD.

US has always been caught up in its own aggression, Nicolas Maduro tells Anadolu Agency in exclusive interview.

After meeting with visiting Russian counterpart, Türkiye's foreign minister says UN plans for food corridor mechanism 'reasonable, feasible' amid Ukraine war.

German police say driver arrested, not yet clear whether it was accident or attack.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, June 8, 2022.

Under new rules, EU countries must measure if minimum wage allows 'decent standard of living'.

Russian Foreign Ministry says Sergey Lavrov, Mevlut Cavusoglu will discuss bilateral ties, int'l situation at meeting on Wednesday.

Haldenwang says PKK terror group uses various associations in Germany to raise money, recruit young people as foreign fighters.

Maduro, Erdogan to discuss ties, cooperation, regional, global issues, says Turkish Directorate of Communication.

Germany to scale up contribution to strengthen NATO’s eastern flank: Olaf Scholz.

You are heading in the wrong direction, German foreign minister tells Taliban.

TRNC, Türkiye 'continue to fight inhumane isolation, restrictions imposed on Turkish Cypriots since 1963,' says Ersin Tatar.

Maduro says US decision to not invite Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela was 'discrimination'.

Leaving no one behind means leaving no one offline, says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

Bill considered 'test' for government's future.

Ramstein Dust II-2022 to be held at Turkish military base in Konya from June 20-28.

'This is all deliberate. We know that President Putin is stopping food from being shipped,' says Antony Blinken.

Athens lobbying against Türkiye's efforts to get F-16 fighter jets from US is contrary to solidarity of NATO alliance, says Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Tuesday, June 7, 2022.

Shehbaz Sharif urges international community to take note and punish India sharply.

All Turkish state institutions now using 'Türkiye' in their correspondence, says Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia postponed until July.

Spokesman Peskov says closure of airspace brings 'discomfort' to diplomatic work.

Australia to attend summit despite controversy over expected participation of Russia's Putin.

Bulusan volcano spews ash amid steam-driven eruption since Sunday in Sorsogon city of Bicol Region.

Experts say reviving growth, curtailing inflation and at the same time avoiding recession is the biggest challenge for India.

Türkiye prepares to clear 2 areas of northern Syria from terrorists.

Montenegro, North Macedonia, Bulgaria close their airspace to Sergey Lavrov’s aircraft, preventing him from meeting with Serbian president.

Roman Kutuzov died during battle in village of Nikolaevka in Luhansk region, says local media.

Over 8.3M people cast their vote, says election body official.

Russia has destroyed 380 out of Ukraine’s 515 rocket systems since beginning of war on Feb. 24, Russian president claims.

'We are asking too much of our planet to maintain our unsustainable ways of life,’ says UN chief.

‘We must take actions against activities that have negative impact on our health, our environment,' says environment minister.

Leaders of Muslim groups call for legal action against BJP spokeswoman Nupur Sharma in response to insulting comments.

Ukraine's culture, information policy minister hails journalists working in war-ravaged country as 'heroes'.

Here are the main topics World Bulletin's English Desk plans to cover on Monday, June 6, 2022.

Lebanon, Israel are engaged in dispute over maritime area that is 860 square kilometers (332 square miles).

Russia using gas supplies to divide Europe, EU commissioner says.

Qatar urges Indian gov't to make public apology over insulting remarks.

Josep Borrell says he stands ready to facilitate solution to outstanding issues.

Dozens injured in accident in Garmisch-Partenkirchen region of Bavaria.

Evacuations ordered as fire breaks out at foothills of Mt. Hymettus in Ano Glyfada and spread quickly to neighboring Voula city.

As NATO partner nations, Finland, Sweden will also join annual BALTOPS 22 drill starting tomorrow.