A 7-day ceasefire has been reached between the conflicting army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan. According to the news announced by the Saudi Arabian and US media, the ceasefire will take effect on Monday, May 22 at 09:45 PM Sudanese local time.

In Israel, far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir organized a raid on the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem. Ben-Gvir said about Al-Aqsa Mosque, "we're in charge here". Türkiye condemned the raid organized by Ben-Gvir accompanied by Israeli security forces.

Voting for the general elections in Greece started on Sunday at 07:00 local time. Voting will end at 07:00 pm on Sunday. Around 9.8 million registered Greek voters will cast their ballots in 21,529 polling stations.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met for the first time with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeul on the sidelines of the G7 Summit. Zelenskyy expressed his gratitude to South Korea for providing non-lethal assistance to his country.

As the G7 countries agree to provide F-16 support to Ukraine, Washington says it hopes to begin training Ukrainian pilots to operate the fighter jets next week.

French President Macron made statements on Ukraine at the G7 Summit. Macron said that Ukraine has an opportunity to convince these countries to isolate Russia at the summit, which Brazil and India will also attend.

Kuwaiti Deputy Speaker of the Kuwaiti Parliament Mohammed al-Mutayr gave a slap in the face to Syrian President al-Assad, who had spoken against the Ottomans at the 32nd Arab League Leaders Summit. Mutayr said that the Ottoman Empire was the protector of Islam and Muslims for 6 centuries, adding, "Those who shed blood, rape, steal money, destroy homes and displace innocents cannot falsify its (Ottoman) glorious history, tarnish its reputation or diminish its value."

Elections are taking place on both sides of the Aegean. As Türkiye prepares to go to the polls for the runoff of presidential elections, the countdown to the general elections in neighboring Greece continues. The Muslim-Turkish community living in Greece, where polls suggest that no party is likely to come to power alone, is closely following the process.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is preparing to attend the G7 leaders summit. Zelenskyy is expected to hold bilateral meetings within the summit. G7 leaders announced that they will provide F-16s to Ukraine before Zelenskyy's trip.

After deciding to tighten sanctions against Russia, G7 leaders in Japan warned China and South Korea not to increase their nuclear arsenals.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis' election pledge to build a wall on the border with Türkiye was met with reaction in the West. European media likened Mitsotakis to former US President Trump in his attempt to blame the cost of the wall on the West.

Foreign Ministers of Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia started a trilateral meeting in Moscow. The meeting will discuss the implementation of trilateral agreements within the framework of specific issues. Following the trilateral meeting, Azerbaijan and Armenia will hold bilateral talks.

After the civil war started in Syria, the country's president Bashar al-Assad will attend the summit to be held in Jeddah for the first time. Ukranian President Zelenskyy is also expected to attend the summit to be held on Friday. While seeking solutions to the problems of the Arab world, the civil wars in Sudan and Yemen will be on the agenda.

Leaders at the G7 summit in Japan have decided to increase economic sanctions against Moscow in a statement condemning Russia's attempted invasion of Ukraine.

G7 leaders gathered in Hiroshima, Japan to discuss the future of global relations and the world economy, which is facing a series of uncertainties. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is also expected to attend the summit and the decisions to be taken at the end of the summit are eagerly awaited.

The military spy satellite is back on the agenda between South Korea and North Korea. With its latest statement, South Korea strongly warned North Korea. South Korea's Foreign Ministry announced that North Korea's provocations will be responded harshly in cooperation with the international community.

Azerbaijan, which liberated Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenian captivity, faced pressure from France. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made a remarkable statement today. Nikol Pashinyan announced that Armenia recognizes the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan with an area of 86,600 square kilometers and Azerbaijan recognizes the territorial integrity of Armenia with an area of 29,800 square kilometers.

The Central Bank of Poland stated in the poster that it hung on the exterior of the building that the reason for the high inflation in the country was Russia, which started the war in Ukraine, and the coronavirus epidemic. Polish Central Bank Governor Adam Glapinski also evaluated the claims that the reason for the increase in inflation was due to the wrong policies they implemented as "nonsense".

After Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won the vote dominance in the 14 May elections, a search for a formula was started for the ballot box barrier for foreign voters. In Belgium, the Flemish Regional Government Minister of State for Equal Rights and Combating Poverty, Zuhal Demir, called for the cancellation of dual citizenship or the right to vote.

The map he used for the election results in Türkiye on the website of the French newspaper Le Monde caused an incident. The map, which touched the nerves of Greece, found wide coverage in the Greek press. Greek journalists lashed out at their French colleagues.

The CIA launched a new effort to take advantage of what US intelligence officials believed to be an "unprecedented" opportunity to persuade Russians dissatisfied with the war in Ukraine and life in Russia to share their secrets, and posted a cunningly produced, cinematic recruitment video online.