The prices for crude oil decreased on Wednesday morning, as the markets remain oversupplied. However, increasing political tensions in the Arabic Peninsula and decreasing US stocks have supported the price.
Three police officers and a security guard have died during a prison riot in the city of Victoria in the state of Tamaulipas in Mexico.
Goldman Sachs Group is set to be one of the top banks of savers, as it is set to increase its deposit rate to 1.2% on Wednesday.
Global demand for clean water is set to grow more than 40% by 2050, forcing at least the fourth part of the world's population to live with a lack of fresh water, the UN chief warned.
A Pentagon report showed the Pakistan as a potential location for the next China's military base, expecting Beijing to create more bases overseas.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics revealed that the country's GDP rose at a better-than-expected pace of 1.7% in the Q1, following a 2.4% yearly increase registered in the preceding quarter.
Rex Tillerson, the US Secretary of State, said that Trump asked him to rebuild and stabilize the US-Russia relationship and not allowed the political turmoil to impede him.
The Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia said that in order to restore ties with Arab states, Qatar must take a number of steps, including ending its support for the Palestinian group Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
The British police reported they had uncovered "significant evidence" in a car linked to Manchester bomber Salman Abedi.
The British police have named the third London Bridge attacker as 22-year-old Youssef Zaghba and said he was believed to be an Italian national of Moroccan descent.
The Foreign Minister of Qatar has reported the country is open to mediation to resolve the crisis that has seen a group of nearby countries move to isolate the emirate over claims it supports Islamist extremist groups.
French police shot and injured a man who attacked an officer with a hammer outside the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Tuesday, while shouting "this is for Syria".
The United Nations on Tuesday reported Islamic State militants killed over 160 people in Mosul last week to prevent them from escaping insurgent-held areas.
A truck bomb that struck the heart of the Afghan capital last week killed more than 150 people making it one of the deadliest single attacks in the country since the 2001 US-led invasion.
The number of job openings in the US unexpectedly rose in April, boosting optimism over an improving labor market as employers actively seek workers.
Saudi Arabia has shut down all Qatar Airways offices in its kingdom and revoked the airline's licences, as the regional diplomatic crisis deteriorated.
The US President Donald Trump has claimed credit for the pressure being placed on Qatar by Gulf neighbours who accuse it of supporting terrorism in the region.
The Qatari currency is under pressure as Gulf commercial banks began to hold off on dealing with Qatari banks because of the diplomatic rift in the region.
The UN rights chief on Tuesday gave Congo a two-day deadline to show it is seriously investigating violence in the central Kasai provinces, or submit to an international probe.
On Tuesday, the German automaker Volkswagen stated that about 9.3K of its staff had signed contracts on an early retirement following company's plan to raise 25% of productivity by cutting the workforce.
The Russian cyber security company Kaspersky has launched antitrust charges against Microsoft over Windows 10 antivirus that is forcing users to stick to its default Windows Defender software.
On Tuesday, the British PM Theresa May stated that the country was in need to have tough talks with those who fund extremism and terrorism, including foreign authorities and allies.
French investigators launched a raid of a medical insurance group in connection with suspected links to the financial dealing inquiry of the President Emmanuel Macron's minister.
Mexico and the United States are expected to make a statement on sugar trade later this Tuesday after negotiations regarding the issue, adding new demands out of the terms approved earlier.