ANKARA

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

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss was elected by Conservative Party members to lead her party and become the UK’s next prime minister.

World leaders spoke out on Monday on the change in UK leadership.

Moscow blacklisted 25 US citizens, including actor Sean Penn, in response to Washington's "constantly expanding sanctions" against Russian citizens.

Ukraine is expected to join the EU’s free-roaming network after the partners signed a deal on digital cooperation on Monday that paves the way for telecommunications integration.

The EU Commission chief on Monday accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of using energy as "a weapon" by cutting supplies and manipulating markets.

In a new report, the IMF issued a warning to EU countries which fail to rein in deficits.

Germany will keep the country’s last two nuclear plants on standby until next April due to the worsening energy crisis, the government announced on Monday.

Two employees of the Russian Embassy were killed in a blast in Afghanistan's capital Kabul, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Monday.

The Israeli army suggested that veteran Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was likely killed by "wrong" gunfire from an Israeli soldier.

A story meant to prove that a onetime refugee camp in Greece has not been turned into a training ground for terrorists backfired, as the images and words in the story bolstered Türkiye’s thesis that it became a terrorist PKK haven.

Greece is not Türkiye’s equal, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday.

French President Emmanuel Macron's recent remarks in Algeria were "unfortunate," as Türkiye does not see any country as a competitor in Africa or in other places, the Turkish foreign minister said on Monday.

The death toll from ravaging floods in Pakistan reached 1,325, with 11 more fatalities reported over the past 24 hours, the country's national disaster agency said.