Anadolu Agency’s Morning Briefing - April 14, 2023
Daily briefing on latest developments around world
NEW YORK
Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments around the world.
Türkiye and Egypt have agreed to improve bilateral relations and raise diplomatic relations to the highest level, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Thursday.
US law enforcement officers took a member of the US Air National Guard suspected of leaking classified Pentagon documents into custody Thursday.
On day two of his first trip to Ireland as US president, Joe Biden met Thursday with his Irish counterpart Michael Higgins in the capital Dublin.
Former US President Donald Trump answered questions Thursday in New York during his second deposition in a civil case accusing him of business fraud.
EU countries on Thursday approved a €1 billion ($1.1 billion) fund to reimburse member states that send ammunition to Ukraine from their own supplies.
The European Union blacklisted Russia’s Wagner Group on Thursday for "actively participating in the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine.”
Norway on Thursday asked 15 Russian intelligence officers to leave the country.
Ukraine’s state energy company Naftogaz has won an arbitration case against Russia requiring the payment of $5 billion to Ukraine for losses caused by the seizure of Naftogaz Group's assets in Crimea in 2014, Naftogaz revealed in a statement Thursday.
Russia on Thursday accused the UN of distorting facts about the implementation of the Black Sea grain deal.
Qatar and Bahrain have agreed to resume diplomatic ties, the countries’ state news agencies reported.
A South Korean top court on Thursday upheld a ruling imposing a record fine of over $760 million by the country’s antitrust regulator on US chipmaker Qualcomm Inc. for unfair business practices, local media reported.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is "not surprised" following the leaked Pentagon documents that reportedly indicated that the US was spying on his phone.
The UN human rights chief expressed “alarm” Thursday over the “precarious situation” of asylum seekers and migrants attempting to cross the Central Mediterranean.
