The telecommunications company Global Telecom Holding announced on Sunday an extension of its $200M short-term loan with ING Bank and Citi.
The United Nations and North Korea agree that the current security situation in the region is "the most tense and dangerous", the UN Secretary-General spokesman Stephane Dujarric says.
The US calls to "facilitate the free flow of humanitarian aid" in war-torn Yemen as millions suffer from the land and air blockade imposed by the Saudis.
The leader of Egypt's Coptic Church cancelled meeting with the US Vice President Mike Pence after Washington has declared Jerusalem as Israel's capital
The Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to visit Turkey on December 11 for talks with the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the Jerusalem crisis.
Military solution to the crisis on the Korean Peninsula is unacceptable, the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says.
The nation's war against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant group has ended, the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi says.
On Sunday, thousands of Indonesians took to the streets to march against Donald Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, waving banners saying "Palestine is in our hearts".
Two exchange operators Cboe and CME are set to launch Bitcoin futures contracts on 10 and 17 December respectively.
Welt am Sonntag reported that Oliver Schmidt, a senior Volkswagen executive convicted in the United States, might seek transfer to Germany.
The US President travelled to Mississippi to attend the Civil Rights Museum opening, though African-American leaders were absent, protesting against Trump's "hurtful" policies.
On Sunday, the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force revealed that the US, Japan and South Korea will hold two-day missile tracking drills in the upcoming week.
Avigdor Lieberman, the Israeli Defence Minister, expressed his hopes that the violent Palestinian protests against Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel were dwindling.
According to a confidential report, UN officials have determined that missiles fired by Yemen's Houthi at Saudi Arabia have a "common origin".
For the second consecutive week, Israelis took to the streets in Tel Aviv to march against corruption and the PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
The South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai said the falling Yen would intensify competition in the market next year, leaving Japanese automakers in a better position than their South Korean rivals.
Foreign ministers of the Arab states called on Donald Trump to abandon his decision to officially recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, saying the move is to cause violent protests in the region.
Russia's new cruise missile, which allegedly violate the INF Treaty, has in fact a much shorter range than the US indicates, the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister said.
Germans see Russia as a more trustworthy partner than the US, a survey showed. The American brand suffered dramatically since the election of Donald Trump as the US president last year.
The US attempts to accuse Russia of violations of the INF Treaty and impose additional sanctions are ridiculous, the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister said.
The head of Libya's government held a meeting with the leader of the National Oil Corporation and the governor of Tripoli's central bank to discuss funding to increase oil production.
On Saturday, Norway's Liberal Party said it will start formal negotiations to become a part of the right-wing government of Prime Minister Erna Solberg.
On Saturday, the President of Peru Pedro Pablo Kuczynski admitted that he participated in an irrigation project owned by Odebrecht conglomerate as a financial adviser.
According to the British Foreign Office, the Foreign Minister Boris Johnson will meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani tomorrow to discuss regional issues as well as bilateral relations.