German journalist Mesale Tolu who was released from Turkey's prison in December, though prohibited from departing the country until this week, arrived in Germany.
Emerson Mnangagwa was sworn in on Sunday as Zimbabwe's president after his contested win in the July 30 presidential election.
The Health Ministry of Congo reported on Sunday that more than 100 people were infected by Ebola this month of which eleven have been successfully cured from the virus.
The head of German Games Industry Association Felix Falk stated on Sunday that the country's video game industry requires state support in order to cope with international competition.
Thousand of Colombians went to poling stations on Sunday to express their opinion about initiative aiming to lower Congressmen salaries and adopt more effective and transparent public spending rules.
The Economy Minister of Mexico Ildefonso Guajardo stated on Sunday that bilateral talks with the United States regarding NAFTA were nearing completion.
The President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan promised on Sunday to bring safety and peace to its southern neighbour Iraq and Northern Syria.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated on Sunday that the European Union should not set more aspiring emissions goals despite explicit evidence of climate change.
Italy is set to start opposing the EU's next budget after member states failed to abide by the agreement reached in June on handling migrants, Luigi Di Maio, the Deputy Prime Minister, stated.
Government of French President Emmanuel Macron is set to tackle spending on social welfare in 2019, in the next wave of reforms, the Prime Minister stated, even though France is likely to face a weaker expansion outlook.
Simon Coveney, the Foreign Minister of Ireland, stated that it is very unlikely that Britain would crash out of the EU in 2018 without an agreement about its exit with the bloc.
Olaf Scholz, the German Finance Minister, stated that the country's public sector debt is likely to fall below the EU debt ceiling before the 2018 end, after data this week revealed that the economy was generating record-high surplus.
A global health service firm Cigna Corporation and Express Scripts, the provider of services of pharmacy benefit management, entered into a deal of Cigna acquiring Express Scripts for $67B.
The Chinese department store retailer Wangfujing stated its net profit more than doubled in the first half of this year from a year earlier to reach $109.57M, supported by the country's stable economic growth.
China's automobile imports witnessed solid growth pace in the month of July thanks to government attempts to lower tariffs for auto parts and autos, the General Administration of Customs stated.
Alibaba Group reported the fastest growth pace in more than four years, as it got higher revenue from new areas, including entertainment and cloud computing, and avoiding the disappointments that affected rival companies.
According to the Sunday Telegraph, the UK will start building its own satellite system to substitute a €10B Galileo project of the European Union.
The Foreign Minister of Syria Walid Muallem will pay an official visit to Russia in the upcoming week to discuss military situation, post-war reconstruction and trade relations.
The Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe on Sunday put forward his candidacy for the post of head of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) despite average ratings.
On Sunday, the Foreign Minister of Australia Julie Bishop quit from a government formed by the country's new Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Jang Ha-sung, the Chief of Staff for Policy to South Korean President Moon, said on Sunday that the government must not only continue with but enhance income-led growth strategy.
The Iranian parliament decided on Sunday to fire the country's Finance Minister Masoud Karbasian for acute depreciation of national currency and overall aggravation of economic situation.
The Foreign Minister of Iran Mohammad Javad Zarif stated on Sunday that the United States is waging a deliberate psychological war against Iran and its economic partners.
According to the Tasnim news agency, the Iranian Defence Minister Amir Hatami landed in Syria on Sunday to meet with senior officials and discuss the country's reconstruction.