The US government is being dishonest in its announced suspension of aid to Cambodia as there is no aid since 2016, Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen says.
At least three terrorists were killed and several wounded during military operations in the northern province of Kunduz, Afghanistan.
Pakistan holds elections to elect 52 members of the Senate for the next six years amid rigorous measures to ensure election transparency.
The UN Security Council strongly condemned attacks against the French Embassy in Ouagadougou, a capital of Burkina Faso.
Bilateral trade between Vietnam and Myanmar reached $538M for the previous nine months, the Global New Light of Myanmar reports.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson plans to outline relationship with Africa prior to his visit to the region, the State Department says.
The former Governor of Rio de Janeiro state Sergio Cabral has been jailed for 13 years for money laundering.
Senior US officials emphasised concerns on the country's trade deficit with China, unfair treatment of the US firms and market access in talks with China's top economic adviser.
The world's biggest steelmaker ArcelorMittal stated that it stood by plans to invest $1B to build a new manufacturing line in Mexico, despite trade uncertainties.
The Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker called on the US President Donald Trump to reconsider his tariffs on imported steel and aluminium.
Sources close to the matter reported that the EU was considering imposing tariffs on $3.5B worth of US goods to "rebalance" trade with the United States.
The Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker called on the US President Donald Trump to reconsider his tariffs on imported steel and aluminium.
The BoE Governor Mark Carney stated on Friday that cryptocurrencies failed as a form of money but the underlying technology might improve the financial system.
The ECB reported on Friday that it stopped supervising the Austrian branch of VTB Bank, a state-controlled Russian bank.
The Economic Policy Institute, a non-profit American think tank, reported that median real wages grew just 0.2% over the last year.
The IMF reported on Friday that the recently imposed US tariffs on steel and aluminium would likely hurt economies badly.
J.C. Penney Co reported on Friday that its full-year profit would likely miss original estimates, sending its shares down 10%.
Sources close to the matter reported that IHeart Media, the US largest radio broadcaster, could file for bankruptcy as soon as this weekend.
On Friday, the US President Donald Trump stated that trade wars were "good, and easy to win", following the introduction of tariffs on steel and aluminium.
Data released on Friday showed that top US banks planned to hire more people in London than in any other European city despite the country's withdrawal from the EU.
Statistics Canada reported on Friday that the country's economy grew 0.1% month-on-month in December, following the prior month's expansion of 0.4% and meeting analysts' expectations.
The University of Michigan reported that its Consumer Sentiment Index fell to 99.7 in February from the prior month's 99.9, while analysts anticipated a decrease to 99.4.
Xerox stated on Friday that its activist investor Darwin Deason did not have rights to name directors to the board outside the nomination window, after he had tried to nominate a full list of directors.
According to Russia's Deputy PM Arkady Dvorkovich, the US tariffs imposed on aluminium and steel imports might hit Russia; however, the damage would be less compared to the EU or China.