Turkey's police man was reported to be dead after a suspected Islamic State assailant stabbed him to death while the police was taking the militant to the Istanbul's police headquarters.
On Monday, the American Dollar surged 0.3% against the Japanese Yen to ￥109.5 amid rising tensions between the US and North Korea.
On Sunday, the German grocery company Aldi has partnered with the American Instacart Inc with intention to launch a pilot grocery delivery project in Dallas, Los Angeles and Atlanta.
According to the Communications Minister of Burkina Faso Remi Dandjinou, state's security forces liquidated three suspected terrorists but there are still hostages locked inside the building.
Ian Narev, the CEO of Commonwealth Bank of Australia, will retire by next summer amid a money-laundering lawsuit filed against him.
According to the Communications Minister of Burkina Faso Remi Dandjinou, an unknown gunmen opened fire and killed not less than 17 people in a restaurant in the state's capital Ouagadougou. The act has been already classified as terrorist attack.
On Monday, crude oil prices lost 0.3% and settled down at $51.94 a barrel amid deceleration in Chinese refining activity and rising doubts over its demand prospects.
Security workers employed at El Prat airport in Barcelona rejected the company's offer to stop conflict on a pay raise and were set to begin 24-h strike on Monday.
Japan's GDP showed a 4.0% gain year-over-year in the second quarter, with a 1.0% quarterly growth pace, supported by higher corporate and consumer spending.
Slovenian wine expert stated that the country's biggest winery expects 3.5M litres of wine in 2017, which is about 20% less than usual, while the wine quality is set to be better.
Saudi Arabia's Finance Ministry announced that the country's total revenues in the Q2 of the fiscal year rose by 6% year-over-year to reach $43.66B.
The Saudi news agency SPA reported on Sunday that a number of Twitter users in Saudi Arabia are to be indicted for posing a threat to the public order.
The Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency Mike Pompeo said it was possible that North Korea continued its missile program, thus conducting another test.
An increasing number of NGOs rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean is to suspend their operations in the area due to the hostile stance of the Libyan coastguard.
The approval rate of the Peruvian President Pedro Kuczynski fell to 29% in August due to weak economy and an increase in labour strikes, a survey by Ipsos Peru showed on Sunday.
In a statement released on Saturday, the Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said he is ready to fly back to the country after prolonged treatment in the UK.
According to the White House officials, the US President Donald Trump on Monday will ask his trade adviser to determine whether there is a need to examine Chinese trade practices towards the US companies.
On Saturday, many Latin American countries expressed their disagreement with the US President Donald Trump's 'military options' remark in relation to Venezuela.
On Saturday, the US President Donald Trump had a telephone conversation with the French President Emmanuel Macron, where both leaders agreed to work together to resolve a crisis on the Korean Peninsula.
Officials in Charlottesville in the US state of Virginia declared a state of emergency prior to a large march by white nationalists against plans to remove a statue of a confederate general.
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov discussed with his counterpart Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir further development of Russian-Saudi relations.
Iran is negotiating with the European planemaker Airbus to purchase 48 helicopters for civilian use, as Tehran continues shopping spree of Western aircrafts after the lifting of sanctions.
The SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said that artificial intelligence presented much more danger to the world than North Korea's missile arsenals.
North Korea said at least 3.5M volunteers were ready to join the national army to fight in the event of a war against the US.