After meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expressed concern about Iran plans to dominate the region.
According to source familiar with the matter, the largest shareholder in Sainsbury, Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), threatens positively merger negotiations with Walmart's Asda.
French CFDT union called on Sunday protesting Air France workers to accept management salary offer and stop jeopardizing the company's reputation and wellbeing.
Authorities of the city of Venice presented on Saturday a number of turnstiles whose goal is to limit tourist flow in certain areas of the city, such as Piazzale Roma and Strada Nuova, on weekends.
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made on Saturday his first official visit to Saudi Arabia and during the meeting with his Saudi colleague Adel Al-Jubeir called Gulf nations to impose new sanctions against Iran.
The President of Philippines Rodridgo Duterte welcomed on Sunday North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un decision to work jointly with South Korea to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula and called him the "hero of everybody".
During the talks with Saudi officials in Riyadh the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stressed the need of Gulf countries' unity against Iranian expansion in the region.
Vincent Bollore, the French billionaire, on Sunday battled allegations that his holding group corrupted foreign politicians in West Africa.
Media outlets on Sunday announced that Whole Foods partnership with Asian restaurant Yellow Fever has caused racial outrage.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Theresa May is being pressured to create legislature that would un-label Caribbean long term residents as immigrants.
Most of Swiss banks have expressed support to the government's plan to create an updated treaty with the European Union.
Due to comments made by Donald Trump various banks are pushing to scrap rules that were created in the aftermath of the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
The President of the United States on Saturday announced that a meeting of US representatives with the North Korean counterparts might occur during the next four weeks.
The largest stock exchange of Canada on Saturday announced that the failure of some of its data storage hardware caused the shut of the sixth largest global stock market.
The previous CEO of Wynn Resorts Steve Wynn has filed a lawsuit against his former employee. His actions were caused by sexual misconduct allegations.
Lebanese army has revealed that Israeli army has crossed the border, seized and still has not released a Lebanese citizen.
The securities regulators of China have published new guidelines for foreign investment into Chinese joint ventures. In the guidelines some restrictions have been eased.
According to South Korean officials, Kim Jong Un wants to invite American and South Korean experts and media to verify closure of its nuclear site that should happen in May.
According to the Associated Press, Zimbabwe has legitimized production of marijuana for scientific purposes and medical use, thus becoming in one a series of with Lesotho and, possibly, Malawi and Ghana.
The US President Donald Trump said on Saturday he would shut down government in autumn if Congress refused to provide more funds for construction of wall on the border with Mexico.
One of the largest world oil companies, Saudi Aramco, has chosen country's Minister of Finance and Minister of Economy and Planning as well as former CEO of Sunoco Inc as its new board members.
The US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed on Sunday that the Korean summit was an important step towards denuclearization and peace in the region.
The North Korean leader Kim Jong Un stated on Sunday he would shut down nuclear site next month and make this process transparent to the foreign observers.
The former leader of Turkey Abdullah Gul said on Saturday that he would not run for presidential post and compete with his successor Tayyip Erdogan, thus refuting rumours about his candidacy.