Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippine President, urged Islamic militants to renounce hostilities and start talks, in attempt to stop Marawi City's bloody occupation.
Hillary Clinton said on Friday that Trump's proposed spending cuts of $3.6T over the next decade are cruel, weighting heavily on the most vulnerable society members.
The Canadian preliminary budget deficit in 2016-17 amounts to 21.85B Canadian Dollars ($16.3B) and is in line with expectations, the Finance Department reported on Friday.
On Friday, the President of the European Council Donald Tusk urged G7 leaders to maintain the current sanctions policy on the Russian Federation.
Following a massive selloff of Brazilian shares last week due to political scandals, some investors believe that further depreciation is yet to come for the country's stock market.
A Rome court cancelled a short-term ban on Uber, which was introduced in April, affecting some Uber applications and preventing its advertisement in Italy.
Britain's PM Theresa May got support from G7 leaders for measures to fight against terrorism such as forcing technology companies to control internet content.
The New York Fed lowered its US economic growth forecast to a 2.17% annualized rate in the Q2, compared with the previous estimate of 2.32% released a week ago.
Japan's PM Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump agreed to enhance sanctions against North Korea, as the country continued to develop its ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons.
Three top Islamic State militants were killed in attacks in Syria and Iraq in the course of the past two months, the Pentagon statement showed.
The People's Bank of China reported that it has not implemented any measures demanding commercial banks to deposit US dollars with it.
Official data showed the US second Q1 GDP estimate was revised higher to 1.2%, compared to the 0.7% growth pace reported in April.
The US Department of Commerce reported that US durable goods orders fell 0.7% in April, following an upwardly revised 2.3% gain in March, while analysts expected a 1.4% decline.
On Friday, a British student was jailed to 15 years for leaving a homemade bomb on London's underground train near the Canary Wharf financial district.
According to the Kremlin, France's President Emmanuel Macron and the Russian President Vladimir Putin are willing to meet next week with intention to "get acquainted" and negotiate the topical issues.
100 civilians including children and family members of the Islamic State fighters died in air strikes by the US-led coalition in the Syrian town of al-Mayadin on Thursday.
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged South Korea to make an attempt to revitalise talks with North Korea as the use of force would not lead to a positive solution on the issue.
On Friday, the major UK parties restarted the election campaigns to unveil their policy pledges after ceasing them due to the Manchester suicide attack that left 22 people dead.
On Friday, the federal police of Brazil were making new executing searches, arrests and seizure warrants in the country's largest-ever "Car Wash" corruption investigation.
The US President Donald Trump assured the Japanese PM Shinzo Abe ahead of the G7 summit that North Korean "big issue" would be resolved.
Japan's Bureau of Statistics reported that its Core Consumer Price Index climbed 0.3% year-over-year in May, surpassing the preceding month's gain of 0.2% but falling behind expectations for a 0.4% increase.
According to the Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag, Turkey removed more than 4K of judges and prosecutors on Friday amid suspected links to the 2016 failed coup.
On Friday, the President of South Africa Jacob Zuma designated the Justice Mandisa Maya as the President of the Supreme Appeal's Court, the appointment that made her the first woman who occupied the position.
The FBI put Jared Kushner, the President Donald Trump's son-in-law, under FBI scrutiny into the Russian probe amid his December meetings and presumable interactions with Russia's ambassador and banker.