On Saturday, together with the President of Ukraine thousands of people in Kiev celebrated the anniversary of Ukrainian conversion to Christianity.
On Saturday, it was announced by representatives of Munich airport that the second terminal of the airport has been shut down cancelling 200 flights.
The Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban announced on Saturday that most likely non-liberal Christian Democrats will take power in the European Parliament after 2019.
The popularity of Emmanuel Macron grew in July. This occurred despite a scandal about one of Macron's former bodyguards.
On Saturday, the previously announced confirmation of a plan to hike European Central Bank interest rates in 2019 had caused a decline in the value of the Euro.
As Imran Khan was set to become the new PM of Pakistan, the candidate already began coalition talks, during the weekend.
The Vice President of Malawi has quit the ruling party, as he has decided to run in the future presidential elections of the country.
The ECB President Mario Draghi backed investors' anticipation for a rate rise in October 2019, adding that risks from a global trade conflict are unlikely to warrant any deviation the plan.
Gold consumption in China rose 0.31% to 541.22 tonnes in the H1 of this year amid strong domestic demand for gold industrial products and jewellery.
The government of Brazil registered a primary $8.84B deficit in the H1 of 2018, a 42% fall compared to the same period year ago, the National Treasury said.
Chinese banks held $37 trillion in assets by the end of June with the volume showing a 7.1% rise year-over-year in the reported period, the country's banking sector's regulator said.
On Saturday, a day before the general election, Cambodian authorities began to prepare for the event, in which the residing Prime Minister is expected to win with ease.
Indian truck drivers called off an eight day strike, as the government officials agreed to evaluate the demands of the truckers.
Representatives of Invesco revealed to Reuters that the US stock performance will rely on the growth of the US economy.
The US media and broadcasting company CBS on Friday announced that it is investigating possible misconduct by the CEO of the company.
Institutional Shareholder Services have advised against the sale of Rite Aid to Albertsons and advises shareholders to vote against a merger.
The Agriculture Minister of Germany on Saturday announced that an increase of US soy imports will not hurt the EU farmers.
The administration of the US President Donald Trump has been quietly pushing the creation of an Arab state military alliance that would confront Iran.
On Saturday, voting began in the Australian by-elections, which are seen as a benchmark for the re-election of the country's Prime Minister.
White House said on Friday that President Donald Trump is open to visit Russia after Russian President Vladimir Putin invited the US President to come to Moscow.
US President Donald Trump seized on a report of strong economic growth on Friday, as an indication that the US economy is making a remarkable turnaround during his presidency.
On Friday, US President Donald Trump gathered his national security team for high-level meetings on election security, few months before the congressional mid-term elections.
On Friday, CBS Corporation shares fell by 6.3% to $53.88 per share after a Hollywood Reporter said that NY magazine will soon publish an article of sexual misconduct by CBS CEO Leslie Moonves.
The spokesman for Canada's Trade Minister Jim Carr said on Friday that Canada is planning to host meetings of trade ministers to discuss reform the WTO, but China and the US will not be part for now.