On Sunday, tens of thousands gathered in Madrid for a protest by right-wing parties to opposed the Spanish government plan to ease tension in the Catalonia region.
The Egyptian Central Bank said on Sunday that Egypt's core inflation has risen to 8.6% year/year in January.
The Nigerian Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in a statement denied an accusation that its officials poisoned the former Skye Bank Chairman Mr Tunde Ayeni.
The Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and other top officials campaigned over the weekend against a proposal to relax tough asylum rules.
According to sources with the knowledge to the matter, Venezuela's PDVSA has shifted oil ventures accounts to Russian bank.
The Major of Paris Anne Hidalgo stated on Sunday that the city has filed a claim against Airbnb for installation of illegal adverts and hoped to receive $14M compensation.
The Foreign Minister of Iran Mohammad Javad Zarif stated on Sunday that his country was waiting for the Lebanese government to express a desire to take the proposed military aid.
The Foreign Ministry of Saudi Arabia stated on Sunday that the country had no relation to a dispute between the National Enquirer and Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos.
The head of a Financial Stability Board (FSB) Randal Quarles stated on Sunday that the organization must allocate more resource to establish new market threats.
The head of Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Carolyn Fairbairn stated on Sunday that the chances of a no-deal Brexit were high as never before.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the British Prime Minister Theresa May wanted to give parliamentarians another chance to speak on Brexit by February 27 in order to buy some time for negotiation of a new agreement with the EU.
On Sunday, Gazprombank denied media statements that that Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA had opened any new accounts with the bank.
The British Treasury Minister Liz Truss stated on Sunday that Theresa May could renegotiate parts of the deal on Brexit especially those that were related to the Northern Irish frontier.
The European Union countries have agreed on copyright reforms, taking a step forward to re-write the two-decade-old copyright rules.
Amazon Inc is searching for alternatives to relocate part of its New York headquarters if they fail to win the approval from New York officials.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Saturday criticised Narendra Modi, the Indian Prime Minister visit to a disputed region of Arunachal Pradesh.
The UK government has cancelled a contract with the Seaborne Freight company to provide additional ferries in case of No-deal Brexit.
A US federal judge in a decision late on Friday dismissed a shoplifter extortion lawsuit against Walmart and other retailers.
On Saturday, Marriott International and Kuwait Projects Co said in a statement that they have agreed to open a resort in Morocco.
China and the United States are planning to resume trade discussions next week, as the US negotiators plan to push China on intellectual property.
The Chairman of Credit Suisse Investment Bank Urs Rohner said in an interview that the company would not shrink further, as he highlights the number two Swiss Bank's dedication to the business.
On Saturday, the Italian populist leader Matteo Salvini pledged to remove top officials from Italy's Central Bank.
Venezuela's PDVSA is planning to replace two US executives from the board of directors of Citgo Petroleum Corp.
Orders in the German manufacturing sector declined 1.6% in December compared to the previous month, the Federal Statistical Office Destatis reports.