Rwanda plans to double tourism revenues in the next six years through sustainable wildlife conservation, a top official in the Rwanda Development Board says.
The South African economy slipped into a technical recession after the GDP contracted by 0.7% in the second quarter of the year, the Statistics South Africa reports.
The Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan meets with the Secretary General of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Thomas Greminger, to discuss ties and further cooperation.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with the Rwandan President Paul Kagame, who attends the 2018 Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation.
Volkswagen increased the number of passenger vehicles for road use 46.2% in Germany last month, causing a 24.7% rise in Germany's passenger car registrations in August.
Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, stated that he was ready to prolong his term in charge of the Bank to help the UK economy, as the country leaves the EU.
The US manufacturing accelerated expansion pace to the strongest level in 14 years in August, boosted by new orders' surge, though higher raw material costs could restrain further growth.
The President of South Korea Moon Jae-in and the US President Donald Trump are set to discuss North Korea on the UN General Assembly's sidelines in New York in September, Moon's office stated.
The head of the Chinese parliament is set to visit North Korea this weekend, as a special representative of the President.
The Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing announced on Tuesday that the company will stop some late night services in the mainland part of China.
Vitas Vasiliauskas, who is one of the ECB policymakers, on Tuesday called for the creation of a EU-wide big bank supervision system.
By offering large salaries Chinese firms have managed to lure to their country large numbers of Taiwanese electronic chip engineers.
On Tuesday, Finnish state-controlled airlines Finnair claimed that it has appointed the former head of personal banking at Nordea as the company's new Chief Executive.
On Tuesday, Philip Rycroft, the Permanent Secretary at the Department for Exiting the European Union, claimed that there are plans in place for the UK to leave the EU without Brexit deal.
India and the US are planning to finalise defence agreements which would let the US to exchange satellite information and sell defence equipment to India, including armed drones.
Bloomberg reported that Chinese government is considering a merger of two largest China's wireless carriers, China Telecom and China Unicom, to speed up the development of 5G network services.
According to people familiar with the matter, Deutsche Bank will be ousted from the Eurostoxx 50 index amid problems with delivery of stable long-term profits.
The Minister of Sports of France Laura Flessel on Tuesday decided to resign from Emmanuel Macron's government in light of the upcoming cabinet reshuffle.
As it was expected by the markets, the Reserve Bank of Australia on Tuesday kept the bank's Cash Rate unchanged at 1.50%.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices fluctuated above the $70 mark, as Gulf of Mexico oil platforms were being evacuated in expectations of a hurricane.
The Finance Minister of Japan Taro Aso on Tuesday announced that the Japanese fiscal budget requests for the year of 2019 will reach a record high of $918B.
On Tuesday, during the Asian session stock indices declined, as the US Dollar appreciated in value. Financial media once more blamed US and China's trade disputes.
Australia's government spending made another contribution to the economic expansion the Q2, as exports of liquefied gas and farm goods did, indicating that the economy spent 27th year with no recession.
South Korea's GDP growth in the second quarter was revised down by 0.1% to show 0.6% expansion in the June quarter, the country's Central Bank's data revealed.