On Saturday, the former head of the Eurogroup commented publicly that European countries are asking too much from Greek people.
Mutual funds, which are based in the United States, have recently been decreasing their holdings in financial stocks, Reuters reported during the weekend.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on Sunday announced that she will not compromise with Brussels. Meanwhile, party rivals have started making alternative proposals.
The President of the United States on Saturday announced that there is no need for Canada to remain in the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The pay-tv group Sky is planning to increase its investments in various technology start-ups in Europe and the Middle East.
The US-based fund managers have been cutting financial stocks from their portfolios due to concerned about bank earnings.
On Saturday, a British junior minister held talks with Iran, and Tehran said that European states should act to save Iran's nuclear deal.
On Saturday, the Foreign Minister of Jordan Ayman Safadi claimed that the decision of the US to end funding for the UN agency for refugees in Palestine would result in radicalism growth on the Middle East.
On Saturday, the EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier claimed that a customs union deal between the UK and the EU would help companies to prevent the disruption to the supply chains.
On Saturday, the White House announced that the US President Donald Trump is planning to attend Ireland in November on his way to Paris for the first time since his election in 2016.
The Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel urges Kremlin to use Russia's influence with the government of Syria to prevent the humanitarian disaster in the Syrian region Idlib controlled by rebels.
Bloomberg News reported that the second largest ride-sharing company Lyft is considering to hire an advisory firm for an upcoming company's IPO scheduled for April 2019.
Japanese Line Corp, a company owning one of the most popular messaging apps in Japan, claimed that it is planning to launch its own cryptocurrency named Link which will be used to reward app's users.
The presidency of Nigeria claimed that China and Nigeria are planning to sign $328M agreement on providing the technology infrastructure of Chinese Exim bank to Nigeria to develop country's telecommunications network.
On Saturday, the US President Donald Trump claimed that there is no need to keep Canada in North American Free Trade Agreement after negotiations to rewrite the trade pact ended without an agreement on Friday.
The Vice President of the US Mike Pence is planning to attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summits in November instead of the US President Donald Trump.
On Saturday, the Foreign Minister of Iran Mohammad Javad Zarif claimed that Europe needs to act if the EU wants to preserve the nuclear deal in addition to voicing political commitments, adding that these measures could be costly.
The Financial Minister of Japan Taro Aso claimed that current round of financial negotiations between Japan and China is "extremely good" and both sides have agreed to improve cooperation on macro-economy.
Chinese transport ministry claimed that it is planning to organise a massive inspections of all types of ride-hailing companies in China as a result of a recent scandal when a Didi Chuxing driver killed the passenger.
The Foreign Minister of Turkey Mevlut Cavusoglu called on Saturday to rebuild trust with Greece and start new chapter in bilateral relations.
According to a senior defence official, Iran wants to increase capacity of its cruise and ballistic missiles and acquire submarines and long-range ships of new generation.
According to the Interfax news agency, the Foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Lavrov said that continuation of discussion of the Ukrainian crisis within Normandy format became impossible after assassination of Alexander Zakharchenko.
The Economy Minister of Italy Giovanni Tria said on Saturday that his country will respect budget commitments made to the European Union and take action on concerns outlined by the Fitch rating agency.
The Foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Lavrov stated on Saturday that another extension of American sanctions against his country is counter-productive, yet Moscow is ready to renew dialogue.