On Tuesday, unknown gunmen killed the Iraqi government-run North Gas Company Deputy Manager Mohammed Younis in the Kirkuk oil city, shooting him and the driver to death in their car.
Lloyds Banking Group announced on Tuesday that James Lupton was named as a non-ring-fenced bank's chairman and would hold his new position from the first day of June.
On Tuesday, the survey showed that Ireland's manufacturing activity grew at the fastest pace this April in nearly two years following new export orders introduced by the country.
The IT services company Infosys stated it was eager to hire 10K American workers in the following two years after Donald Trump urged to give the priority to the US nationals rather than foreigners.
Japan's Finance Minister Taro Aso stated that North Korean yen was fluctuating amid climbing political tensions over the country's missile programme and nuclear weapons development.
Julio Borges, the chief of Venezuela's National Assembly claimed on Tuesday that people should continue to protest and not put up with the actions of President Nicolas Maduro.
A British lawmaker committee claimed on Tuesday that the UK should strengthen ties with Europe when it comes to its Middle-East policy, as it would ensure the nuclear agreement with Iran stays in place
Following a flight over the North Korean territory by US strategic bombers, the country responded by claiming that the US is pushing it to the verge of starting a nuclear war.
Greece has reached an agreement with its creditors for a set of reforms regarding its bailout program, Euclid Tsakalotos, the Greek Finance Minister claimed on Tuesday.
The Japanese services PMI slid modestly to 52.2 in April compared with 52.9 registered in the preceding month as new business growth weakened.
In April, China's manufacturing PMI increased at its weakest pace since September 2016, posting a reading of 50.3 points, down from March's 51.2.
US President Donald Trump is expected to speak over the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday to discuss the war in Syria.
The Bank of Japan reported that Japan's Monetary Base declined to 19.8% in April, from 20.3% in the previous month, while analysts anticipated an increase to 21.2%.
On Monday, the US called on Macedonian leaders to put an end to the political crisis in the country and form a new parliament.
A protester brandishing a flag of the United States had interrupted the May Day rally at the Revolution Square in Havana before he was captured by the state police.
On Monday, the First Minister of Malta Joseph Muscat scheduled a quick General Election for June 3, following allegations of inappropriate business operations by his wife.
In an interview with Bloomberg on Monday, the US President Donald Trump said he could consider lifting up the tax on gasoline to finance infrastructure development.
On Monday, the US President Donald Trump signed an order aimed at creating a special council in order to upgrade the government's infotech systems.
Speaking at the Milken Institute Global Conference, the US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said that economic growth in the country could hit 3% in two years.
According to the Institute for Supply Management, the US manufacturing PMI dipped to 54.8 in April from 57.2 in March with a drop in employment being the main drag.
Israeli PM's spokesperson David Keyes said on Monday that Hamas was attempting to fool the world by releasing a new document intended to soften its policy towards Israel.
Markit's manufacturing PMI for Canada jumped to 55.9 in April from 55.5 in March, signalling the strongest improvement in overall business conditions over the last six years.
Data released by the Commerce Department on Monday suggested that personal income in the US was up 0.2% in March from the downwardly revised 0.3% advance observed in February.
According to the data released by the Commerce Department, personal spending in the United States stalled over the month of March, while analysts had predicted a 0.2% gain.