Not less than seven people died and 15 more got injured after a bus plunged 30 metres off a roadside in El Salvador.
A growing wildfire on the Greek island of Kythera has forced dozens of residents to evacuate. The government has already declared a state of emergency.
Sources close to the matter said that Lebanon will not conduct a joint military operation with the Syrian army against the Islamic State near the Syrian-Lebanese border.
Members of the sub-regional trade bloc Mercosur have announced that they are temporarily suspending Venezuela from the organisation, citing failure to comply with economic and human rights agreements.
According to BMW CEO Krueger, foreign car manufacturers should contribute to suggested German fund developed to ameliorate urban transport infrastructure.
Toyota stated that the company has planned to take a 5% share of Mazda, as a part of the future alliance that would create a $1.6B US assembly plant to work on the electric vehicles.
Indian BJP candidate Naidu has been elected as the Vice President in the parliamentary vote, enabling the ruling party to increase the political standing in the southern region.
Incumbent leader Kagame has won Rwanda's Presidential Election, securing the third straight term in the office and prolonging 17 years in power.
The British government has ordered a rainbow flag, a symbol of gay rights, to be flown above the main Northern Ireland's parliament office to support the largest gay pride festival.
According to the US Labour Department, the employment rate inched higher more-than-expected in July, while the wage rate added 0.3%, highlighting tightness of the labour market.
German Welt am Sonntag and Die Welt newspaper publisher filed a formal complaint at the CJEU regarding Turkish detention of Turkish-German journalist Yucel since February 2017.
Venezuela's security forces took up the positions in front of the country's Chief Prosecutor's office, a day after the new legislative body was inaugurated, which was possibly fraudulently elected.
Russia stated that the bloc's decision to sanction country's deputy Energy Minister over the gas turbines' delivery to the Crimea was illegal and politically motivated.
Mauritania held a controversial referendum to make changes to the constitution due to the opposition's claims that votes were a ploy to strengthen presidential power.
Britain needs to make clear to the EU that it is ready to go alone if it fails to reach a satisfactory agreement in Brexit talks, the former Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said.
Germany's top police official said that country needed tougher laws to combat cyber crime on the Darknet, the illegal internet, and other organised criminal structures.
Vietnam called on other Southeast Asian countries to take a stronger stand against China's expansionism in the South China Sea during the annual gathering of foreign ministers of ASEAN.
The Iranian newly-elected President Hassan Rouhani, set to be inaugurated in front of foreign officials, already faced criticism for bowing to conservatives in forming a new government.
Tesla lowered the base price for the Model X SUV to $79,500 amid improved margins, which came as the car producer increased production of its new lower-priced Model 3.
The US Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team, who investigate whether the US President Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russia, asked the White House to provide the former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's documents.
The Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin heads to Iran to lead the Russian delegation to the inauguration ceremony of Iran's newly-elected President Hassan Rouhani.
Toyota Motor Corp announced plans to build pickup trucks and perhaps SUVs at a new plant in Mexico, a decision that followed threats by the US President Donald Trump to penalise the car producer if it built small cars south of the border.
An internal investigation of the South Korean spy agency revealed that from 2009 until 2012 the NSI conducted a psychological warfare in the 2012 presidential race to ensure Park Geun-hye victory.
China's banking sector is predicted to grow steadily during the 2017-2018 period with a lower non-performing asset ratio.