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After unexpected hike in March, Bank of Japan keeps rate constant in April meeting.

Lebanese Hezbollah attacks Israeli convoy, destroys 2 vehicles, it says.

Astronauts welcomed by crew of Shenzhou 17 mission, state run media said.

President Macron, Jordan's King Abdullah II vow working for de escalation in Mideast.

Borsa Istanbul’s BIST 100 index opens day increasing 0.5%

Joseph's tomb in eastern Nablus city, revered by both Muslims and Jews, long served as flashpoint for clashes between Palestinians and illegal Israeli settlers.

Senior officials of Seoul, Washington, Tokyo meet in US earlier this week, local media said.

During meeting with top US diplomat in Beijing, Chinese foreign minister urges Washington to not cross 'red lines' when it comes to his country's sovereignty, security, development interests.

Here are the main topics Anadolu's English Desk plans to cover on Friday, April 26, 2024.

Group has been targeting commercial vessels in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden in support of Palestinians since last fall.

Over 158 million eligible voters are set to cast their ballots in 88 constituencies across 13 states and union territories.

Anadolu’s recap of top stories from around the globe.

Event attended by distinguished guests including Turkish treasury and finance minister and Ankara mayor.

'From now, we should only speak to Hamas with shelling and bombs,' says Bezalel Smotrich.

Heat waves are forewarning of widening spread of epidemics, diseases among people.

Romania's geographical proximity, existing transportation facilities increase potential for trade, says Cevdet Yilmaz.

Deal reportedly demands Hamas release over 20 Israeli captives held in Gaza.

Heavy rains and floods in Gulf region had negative impact on life in Oman, UAE, Bahrain and Yemen.

Some bodies were discovered with tied hands, open abdomens, says a Civil Defense Agency director.

‘We want to develop our relations in a way that will ensure the mutual interests of the countries by developing joint projects in every field,' says Numan Kurtulmus.