Iraqi aid officials stated that they were cornered about the fate of at least 1,400 families of the suspected Islamic State militants who were relocated by the local authorities.
The BIS stated that cryptocurrencies would not be issued by central banks in the near future due to the unproven underpinning technology and risks that could not be fully assessed.
According to the BIS, the global debt could be underreported by at least $13T since the traditional accounting practices excluded foreign exchange derivatives.
According to Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, the country would not be bullied by the US and would react to any moves on Tehran's nuclear deal by Washington.
Stubbornly low inflation despite an increase in global growth and ongoing monetary stimulus is a trillion-dollar questions, the Bank for International Settlement said.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the US considered closing its embassy in Cuba amid alleged sonic attacks, which began in 2016.
The US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said that the UN Security Council run out of options on containing North Korea's nuclear programme and the US might have to turn the matter over to the Pentagon.
Kuwait ordered North Korea's Ambassador to leave within a month as the country downgraded diplomatic relations with Pyongyang.
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe considers a snap election to take place as early as next month to benefit from his improved approval ratings and disarray in the main opposition party.
The former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi marked his formal return to the political arena by laying out policy priorities for the upcoming election, identifying himself as a pro-European moderate.
Russian Foreign Ministry stated that Rex Tillerson, the US Secretary of State, and Russia's FM Sergei Lavrov discussed by phone the situation in Syria after bombing allegations.
The France's government announced plans to restrain massive spending on allowances for housing, while easing the hit for beneficiaries by rent cuts.
The UN General Assembly will set up a week of Donald Trump's and other dignitaries' speeches, prompting the preparation of New York police for the yearly security and traffic nightmare.
McDonalds through a cooperation with Coca Cola is likely to roll out espresso-based drinks in retail stores in early 2018, aiming to enhance awareness of McCafe line of coffee drinks.
The President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan is set to meet Iraqi PM during his visit to the US and discuss issues related to independence referendum in norther Iran.
Chinese Foreign Minister stated that China was ready to make efforts for enhancing bilateral cooperation with Costa Rica aimed to contribute more to regional stability and peace.
The Egyptian Minister of Transport stated that as much as 70% of railways were upgraded and 245 railway crossings were renewed in Upper Egypt.
Russia and Iraq resumed scheduled commercial air services for the first time in 13 years, as stability got back to the war-torn country, Iraqi Airways stated.
British police reported on Sunday that they had arrested a second person in connection with underground train attack in London.
The US President Donald Trump and the South Korea's President Moon Jae-in have agreed on Sunday on stronger sanctions against North Korea over its nuclear and missile tests.
China's first cargo spacecraft Tianzhou-1 and Tiangong-2 space lab completed their third and last in-orbit automated fast-docking on Sunday.
Violence in St. Louis continues in reaction to the acquittal of a white former police officer who shot dead a black man. The police reported that dozens of people were arrested.
Airstrike in Kunduz, the northern Afghan province, killed at least six people and wounded four others, country's officials reported on Sunday.
The police is not sure whether London tube bomber was acting alone following an arrest of 18-years old suspect, considering that detained might be a part of a wide network of terrorists.