Anadolu Agency's Morning Briefing

ANKARA

Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments around the world.

Türkiye emphasized the need for effective cooperation with Bulgaria to deal with border security in the management of irregular migration, according to the Turkish president.

Twitter will begin to remove 1.5 billion inactive accounts, said Elon Musk, the new owner and CEO of the social media company.

The incoming government led by Benjamin Netanyahu is shaping up to be the “most extreme and crazy” in Israel’s history, warned outgoing Prime Minister Yair Lapid.

Russia is providing Iran with an "unprecedented" level of military assistance in exchange for Tehran's deadly armed drones as the two nations reach new levels of cooperation, according to the White House.

Meanwhile, in France, a journalist summoned this week by French intelligence about an investigative report into the army says the development makes him worried about freedom of the press in the country.

With negotiations and compromises, Russia and the US could exchange more prisoners in the future, said Russian President Vladimir Putin.

German politicians have called for better security measures for parliament after a bizarre coup plot by right-wing extremists was foiled with a massive anti-terrorism operation.

Police raided Roma settlements near Athens for a second consecutive day as tensions continue concerning the police shooting of a teenage Roma boy in northern Greece.

The British government summoned Iran's top envoy over the execution of a protester, according to a Foreign Office statement.

Health care workers protested in Brussels to demand better working conditions.

Chinese President Xi Jinping praised Qatar for organizing a stellar World Cup.

In sports news, Croatia beat Brazil 4-2 on penalties to qualify for the World Cup semifinals.

They will play Argentina after they toppled the Netherlands 4-3 in another thrilling penalty shootout.

The match will take place Dec. 13.