In a decision made on Friday, S&P Global Ratings increased Russia's both short-term and long-term sovereign credit ratings to BBB-/A-3 investment grade.
Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) reported on Saturday it had announced force majeure on the 70K bpd on El Feel oilfield in result of a seizure made by Fazzan group from the PFG.
According to the TASS news agency, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia Igor Morgulov said that development of the current situation on the Korean peninsula requires direct dialogue between the United States and Russia on this issue.
A senior government official confirmed on Saturday that the number of people who lost their lives from a car bomb blasts rose to 45 from previously reported 18.
More than 40 South Sudanese military officers are responsible for crimes against humanity and war crimes, UN investigators say.
China's Zhejiang Geely Holding does not intend to purchase more Daimler shares "for the time being", the company says, after disclosing 9.69% ownership in the German concern.
Taliban militants killed 18 government soldiers in an attack on an army post, the defence ministry says.
Two car bombs killed 18 people in Mogadishu, a capital of Somalia, in an attack carried out by the Islamist group al Shabaab.
The Indonesian President Joko Widodo wants Perry Warjiyo to run the central bank when the current chief steps down in May.
China squeezed fuel delivery to North Korea in January, extending trade cuts with its isolated neighbour, trade data shows.
The governor of Florida, Rick Scott, asked policymakers to restrict access to guns for youngsters and mentally disabled.
The chairman of Chinese carmaker Geely Li Shufu acquired 9.69% stake in Germany's Mercedes-Benz owner Daimler, filings show.
Three bombs detonated in the northwestern city of Sittwe, Myanmar, only three days after another bomb blast in the northeastern city of Lashio.
New home prices increased in China in January despite government efforts to rein in speculative demand to avoid bubble risk.
The United States on Friday imposed new sanctions on North Korea to persuade the nation to cancel its nuclear missile program.
The United States plans to open its embassy in Jerusalem in May, a move widely disliked by US Arab allies and Palestinians.
Latvia's lender ABLV Bank is likely to fail and is expected to be wound up with the bank's saving not in the interest of the public, the ECB and the EU SRB separately stated.
Alphabet's Google was raising the price of online services of YouTube TV for new customers, as it added channels from Turner, NBL and MLB, the company stated.
Data-sharing company Dropbox applied for an up to $500M initial public offering with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
China's Statistics Bureau stated that the country's new property prices rose 5% from a year earlier, even while the government kept attempting to curb speculative demand.
The US told the WTO that China's internet access regulations coming into force in March are set to create new limitations for service suppliers and should be negotiated at the WTO.
The President of European Council Donald Tusk is expected to meet Britain's Theresa May on Thursday next week after the Prime Minister delivers a speech on post-Brexit relation with the EU.
Donald Trump, the President of the US, welcomed Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and appreciated the strength of the US-Australia relations.
Volkswagen stated that its profitability is likely to take a hit in 2018, as the company launches a plenty of new models and invests billions of euros in EVs.