On Saturday, the Iraqi forces cleared roads for countless of civilians fleeing from Mosul's Old City amid intense battles to retake the ancient region from the Islamic State.
The US and China agreed that denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula should be ‘complete and irreversible', Chinese media reported on Saturday.
Five tower blocks were evacuated in north London late on Friday, following fire checks that found these buildings to be unsafe.
On Saturday, the former French Minister Richard Ferrand was elected as the leading figure for lawmakers in the President Emmanuel Macron's new parliament.
The US President Donald Trump spoke to various Republican lawmakers in an attempt to increase support for the party's healthcare bill intended to replace Obamacare.
At least 50 people have been killed amid two bomb explosions on Friday in Pakistani cities Parachinar and Quetta.
On Saturday, the Russian Consulate in Oslo warned that relations between two countries will deteriorate amid the Norwegian Government's decision to increase the presence of US Marines.
The Government of Yemen said on Saturday it was checking reports that pro-UAE militants tortured people in secret prisons in Southern Yemen.
On Saturday, citizens of Papua New Guinea are electing a new parliament amid economic uncertainty that was caused by drop of oil prices and vast drought in 2016.
China ordered a $102.4M fine to a Russian-controlled trading fund for manipulation in the futures market, thus possibly contributing to the stock market crash in 2015.
A French dissident of Vietnamese origin Pham Minh Hoang was detained for deportation by the Vietnamese police without any reason, thus sparking anger from human rights groups.
Around 141 people are reported to be missing after a landslide in the Southwestern province of Sichuan in China on Saturday.
E-mails sent to and by Arconic Inc question reasons for supplying combustible cladding for Grenfell Tower, despite being classified as high risk material for tall buildings.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission approved six IPO applications, which will raise around $470M. China is gradually switching from approval-based IPO system to market-oriented one.
Facebook, the world's largest social network, plans to lease additional office space in Dublin and weighs renting even more property in Ireland's capital.
On Saturday Australia welcomed charges against the alleged mastermind, Riduan Isamuddin, of the 2002 Bali bombings. During those events 202 souls perished, of which 88 were Australians.
Reuters reported that an anonymous source has confirmed that Walmart Stores will not make a bid for Whole Foods Markets. Last week Whole Foods accepted a 13.7 billion US Dollar offer from Amazon.
The decision to introduce a 6.2 billion Australian Dollar tax on the major banks of Australia has created an atmosphere of uncertainty in the global investor community in regards to the future of investing in the country.
Guo Shuqing, chairman of the banking regulators of China, has met with the representatives of the country's largest commercial banks. During the meeting the chairman told the banks to reform for various purposes.
Wilson Ferreira Jr, the chief executive officer of Eletrobras, is set to stay in his position. He will retain his position despite his controversial remarks about some of the company employees.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has announced plans to remove Iraq and Myanmar from the US list of countries, which use child soldiers. The decision was made, ignoring the State Department's recommendations.
The European Central Bank is once more hosting a forum on central banking in Sintra, Portugal. The forum is set to gather European, British, Japanese and Canadian central bankers in a common panel discussion.
After another lawmaker declined to provide support for the President of the US Donald Trump, the President reached out to his fellow Republicans of the US Senate in an effort to mobilize support for the party's efforts in the healtcare legislation overhaul.
The corruption charges against the President of Brazil Michel Temer are set to come one after another, as the country's top prosecutor has picked out such strategy for the purpose of weakening the President's defence.