The Finance Minister of Germany urged the ECB to go back to a more neutral monetary policy strategy, saying the current policy may raise the possibility of another global financial crisis.
A major US wireless network operator T-Mobile announced its intentions to launch the fifth-generation network in the country as soon as 2019.
A Swedish radio reported the country's authorities had decided to give up interim border controls brought in back in 2015 to halt refugee inflow.
On Tuesday, the Czech Republic PM Bohuslav Sobotka announced about his resignation along with the government later this week over a dispute in the cabinet between him and the rival Finance Minister Andrej Babis.
Markit reported its PMI for the German manufacturing sector was little changed at 58.2 in April compared to the prior month's 58.3.
The Defence Minister of Germany Ursula von der Leyen had to call off her scheduled trip to the United States following the necessity to focus on the military officer's arrest suspected of an attack planning.
On Tuesday, the US lawmakers will examine the United Airlines officials over passenger forcible removal from the aircraft last month as the incident sparked worldwide outrage.
The UK PM Theresa May‘s spokesman stated that she would conduct the Brexit negotiations and was confident she would find a constructive way to approach the talks.
According to Eurostat, the Unemployment Rate in the Euro zone remained unchanged at 9.5% in March, missing expectations for a decline to 9.4%.
South Korea granted Samsung Electronics a permission to test a driverless car carrying the company's software and electronic parts at the domestic level, following Samsung intention to prove itself in the automotive industry.
On Tuesday, Markit reported that the Euro zone Manufacturing PMI rose to 56.7 last month from March's 56.2.
UNICEF reported on Tuesday that the number of children estimated to suffer malnutrition in Somalia in 2017 is projected to exceed the initial expectation by 50 percent, totalling in an anticipated 1.4 million children.
As of May 1, lending rates for both first and second home buyers have been raised by six major Chinese banks or more, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
On Monday, one of the French policemen was seriously burnt, while two others got injured in clashes during the Paris May Day demonstration.
Markit reported on Tuesday that UK Manufacturing activity rose to 57.3% in April from the proceeding month's 54.2%, surprising markets.
The European Central Bank Governing Council official Ewald Nowotny stated that the ECB would have to negotiate on its 2018 strategy and the QE eventual exit next month.
On Tuesday, unknown gunmen killed the Iraqi government-run North Gas Company Deputy Manager Mohammed Younis in the Kirkuk oil city, shooting him and the driver to death in their car.
Lloyds Banking Group announced on Tuesday that James Lupton was named as a non-ring-fenced bank's chairman and would hold his new position from the first day of June.
On Tuesday, the survey showed that Ireland's manufacturing activity grew at the fastest pace this April in nearly two years following new export orders introduced by the country.
The IT services company Infosys stated it was eager to hire 10K American workers in the following two years after Donald Trump urged to give the priority to the US nationals rather than foreigners.
Japan's Finance Minister Taro Aso stated that North Korean yen was fluctuating amid climbing political tensions over the country's missile programme and nuclear weapons development.
Julio Borges, the chief of Venezuela's National Assembly claimed on Tuesday that people should continue to protest and not put up with the actions of President Nicolas Maduro.
A British lawmaker committee claimed on Tuesday that the UK should strengthen ties with Europe when it comes to its Middle-East policy, as it would ensure the nuclear agreement with Iran stays in place
Following a flight over the North Korean territory by US strategic bombers, the country responded by claiming that the US is pushing it to the verge of starting a nuclear war.