The Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel announced on Sunday that subsidies should address the disparities between the eastern and western parts of the country.
Concerns regarding Facebook widened during the weekend, as lawmakers began to debate the fact that Facebook is gathering data about non-users of the website.
The head of the worker's union of the German public sector revealed that he is optimistic in regards to making a deal with employers.
On Sunday Pope Francis announced that world leaders need to renew their efforts to stop the war in Syria.
The support for the Prime Minister of Japan has declined down to only 26.7% of the population supporting him. This is the lowest level since December 2012.
On Sunday, the leader of the British Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn stated that the legal side of air strikes on Syria by British forces was debatable and that he would not support missile strikes without an approval of the UN Security Council.
On Sunday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan Taro Kono said during the meeting with the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that Beijing and Tokyo needed to work closer to denuclearise North Korea and to relieve tensions on the Korean peninsula.
On Sunday, the President of Syria Bashar al-Assad claimed during his meeting with Russian lawmakers that air strikes on Syria by the US, the UK and France was an act of aggression against his country, Russian state news agencies reported.
On Sunday, one of the largest Israeli telecom operators Partner Communications stated that it has signed an agreement with Amazon Prime Video service, which would give an access to the Amazon Prime content from Partner TV media boxes.
Montenegro head to the polls to elect a new president on Sunday, with the ruling pro-European Democratic Party of Socialists forecasted to receive slightly above 50% of the votes.
The CEO of the British advertising agency WPP Sir Martin Sorrell is to resign from his position due to alleged misuse of the firm's assets.
The CEO of Starbucks Kevin Johnson has apologised for the incident at a coffee shop in Philadelphia which resulted in the arrest of two black men.
Marina Silva and Jair Bolsonaro would receive 17% and 15%, respectively, in Brazil's presidential election if the ex-President Lula da Silva is unable to run, as shown by Datafolha.
According to the US Lieutenant General Kenneth McKenzie, the combined air strike of the US, the UK and France had struck ‘the heart of' Syria's chemical weapons program.
Asia Allied Infrastructure Holdings Limited is to sell 9.8% of its shares to Hong Kong's SFund International in order to develop and strengthen the company's presence in China.
According to the Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, Canada, the United States and Mexico would quicken NAFTA talks in order to reach an agreement in the coming weeks.
India's Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested Arun Kaul, the former CMD of UCO Bank, in connection with a loan fraud which caused significant loss to the bank.
The Mayor of Philadelphia Jim Kenney has asked the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations to inspect Starbucks' internal policies after a scandalous arrest this week.
China CITIC Bank, the country's seventh-largest lender, has acquired an 18.18% stake in the car-hailing company Yidao Yongche.
The German authorities have announced that the country will aim to create a new global resolution to the Syrian conflict.
The Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau announced on Saturday backed the attack on Syria, which was led by the Unites States.
The Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu expressed praise upon the western countries, which stroked Syria.
The Security Council of the United Nations did not adopt the Russian-drafted resolution that would condemn the attacks on Syrian Arab Republic.
Truemart of the Thailand's phone operator True Corp on Saturday announced that it had fixed the data leak, which caused the leakage of customer ID and passport data.