The Pakistani official reported that Baluchistan blast's death toll reached 25 people as a bomb attack hit a convoy of the Pakistan Senate deputy.
On Friday, the Spanish largest companies like Telefonica were affected by a ransomware cyber attack that hit their computers' Windows systems asking for ransom to fix the bugs caused.
The South Korean President Moon Jae-in and the Russian President Vladimir Putin had a discussion on a phone call over the possible political solution to North Korea's crisis.
On Friday, Fiat Chrysler announced about the recall of over 1.25M pick-up trucks across the world as the company needs to fix a software error.
Italy's police is investigating the explosions that hit the Central Rome, damaged a nearby car and sparked panic among workers at the Italian post office; however, no injuries were immediately reported.
On Friday, the Upper House of the German Parliament has adopted the self-driving vehicles law, which allows the autonomous industry to test, develop and put driverless cars on the road.
South Korea accepted China's invitation to the Silk Road conference to participate in discussions with Beijing over the US anti-missile system.
20 people dead and more than 35 wounded in a suspected suicide attack targeting the Pakistani senator in the Baluchistan province on Friday.
On Friday, the Foreign Minister of Austria Sebastian Kurz said that snap parliamentary elections are required. Kurz is also expected to take the role of the new conservative party leader, which would give him power to enforce the early election.
On Friday, according to a poll conducted by ORB International, the bigger half of British voters have faith that the UK Prime Minister Theresa May would reach a good Brexit deal with the EU.
Samsung Electronics created a new affiliated branch for its contract chip manufacturing, dividing the company's system chip and foundry operations with intention to make them more efficient.
The Finance Minister of Germany Wolfgang Schaeuble at the G7 meeting in Italy plans to tell the United States that the world needs its strong and sustainable leadership in global economy and politics.
The President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan considers that his visit to the US would forebode a new US-Turkey relationship beginning.
On Friday, South Korea issued an order obliging Kia and Hyundai to recall 240K of companies' vehicles due to safety defects first found by a whistleblower.
Mexico warned the United States that the country has alternatives such as China to export to in case the US tears up the NAFTA trade agreement.
China launched an emergency probe on banks to check risky lending amid CBRC's intention to arrange the Chinese banking system.
The Japanese SoftBank Group came to an agreement to invest $5B in the Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing, saying the investment impact on its March 2018 results were not determined yet.
On Friday, the Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull stated that Turkey had agreed to extradite Australia's citizen who is believed to be a senior IS militant group's recruiter within the months.
Vehicle fuel demand in Asia risks falling much earlier than anticipated, due to an increased number of people in China and India continuing to buy electric cars, which would ultimately lead to a decline in revenue for oil companies.
Prices for oil stabilised on Friday, amid further expectations of OPEC output cut extending by this year's end, as well as the US Oil Inventories showing the weakest reading since February.
Late on Thursday, the US Secretary of Commerce, Wilbur Ross, said that in order to reduce the US trade deficit with China the two countries would expand been and chicken trade, as a result of the recent trade talks between US President Trump and China's President Xi.
On Friday, the Kia Motors Corporation and the Hyundai Motor Company stated that they would have to comply with the South Korean Transport Ministry's order to recall 240,000 vehicles from the country over safety defects.
G7 finance leaders arrived in Italy for a two-day meeting to discuss the US government plans as well as international tax rules, inequality and cyber security.
China's central bank said in the statement that it injected $66.52B into country's financial system through Medium-term Lending Facility loans and kept interest rates unchanged.