Jim Mattis, the US Defense Secretary, said on Tuesday that the US might continue to supply military equipment to the YPG even after Raqqa's fall.
Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said that May' s remark that laws could be changed if they prevent effective fight against terrorism are "highly regrettable", as such approach untie the hands of dictators to abuse human rights.
Ernesto Abella, the presidential spokesman, said on Tuesday that Philippines will not conclude any deals with militants that occupy southern part of the Marawi city, as it contradicts to the state's policy.
On Tuesday, the German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure announced its plans to set up a new oversight body to check vehicle emissions amid the Volkswagen scandal.
According to sources with knowledge on the matter, the Kansas-based wireless services provider Sprint is in talks with Comcast and Charter about possible partnership.
On Tuesday, the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the state was definitely capable of reaching its full-year GDP growth target in spite of challenges the economy is facing.
On Tuesday, Mongolia's General Election Committee said there was no decisive winner in the presidential election held in the country on Monday.
Mark Goldsmith, a US District Judge, suspended the expulsion of all 144 Iraqi nationals confined during nationwide deportation sweeps this month until July 10.
Chinese officials accused Indian border control officers of crossing into the state's territory and called on India to respect mutually-signed border treaties.
Brazil's top prosecutor charged the country's President with taking multimillion-dollar grafts, saying Michel Temer "fooled Brazilian citizens".
Crude oil prices rose for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, as investors and traders closed their short positions.
On Monday, the US President Donald Trump urged India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi to put more effort in neutralizing barriers for free trade and emphasized the importance of a sturdy US-Indian relationship.
Austria reported a 10.3% rise in exports for the first quarter of 2017, the strongest increase since 2012, which provided tax revenues with a total value of 350M euros.
The US Senate bill to repeal, replace the Obamacare is likely to increase the number of uninsured people by 22M by 2026, if becoming law, the Congressional Budget Office revealed.
San Francisco Fed President John Williams revealed that the Fed should keep rising interest rate in a gradual way in order to avoid inflation, economic overheating, but boost sustainable growth in the US.
Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko and France's Emmanuel Macron discussed ways out of conflicts in Donetsk and Lugansk regions and agreed to enhance cooperation in the next Normandy format meeting.
According to top executive, General Motors Co had expected the charge for Opel's sale to Peugeot to reach $5.5B instead of $4.5B amid additional costs that were associated with the deal.
Shares of Nestle rose to a record high during the New York trading session, boosting European stocks and helping to buoy the global index.
Arconic Inc stated that the company had stopped global Reynobond PE cladding sales that were used at the Grenfell Tower in London.
Italy's police have used a tear gas on the group of 400 African migrants who have tried to enter France from Ventimiglia, northern Italy.
The EU antitrust regulators could impose a record penalty on Alphabet unit Google over the shopping service, concluding one of the cases against Google.
Japanese Takata Corp, airbag manufacturer, has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US and Japan and has stated that the company would be acquired for $1.6B by Key Safety Systems.
Rescue workers were looking for 16 missing people after a tourist boat have sank on Sunday in north-central Colombia's reservoir, killing six people.
British PM May has appealed to the landlords of high-rise buildings and has forced them to perform safety checks on potentially flammable materials.