Airbus, a leading aircraft manufacturer, may move production out of Britain in case the free movement of people and trade tariffs are not agreed in Brexit talks.
The Iranian authorities say they have arrested six people in connection with deadly attacks in Tehran in which 17 people were killed the previous week.
French citizens vote on Sunday in the first round of parliamentary elections, with new President Emmanuel Macron seeking a majority in the National Assembly.
Kosovo holds first parliamentary election since declaring independence from neighbouring Serbia around three years ago.
Chinese consumers are turning increasingly brand-savvy and sophisticated, supporting a fast growing luxury products market, Alcantara CEO revealed.
The UAE Minister of State revealed that the sanctions against Qatar were to urge to stop finance and support of terrorism and extremism.
Airbus is set to move production out of the UK unless the company's "non-negotiable" demands for trade tariffs and free people movements are met.
The US provided technical support to the city of Marawi, Philippines, aiming to crush fighters allied to the Islamic State after they already killed 13 marines.
Russia revealed it informed the Washington that it was unacceptable to strike Syria pro-government forces after the US made an air-strike last month.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the world's digital firms need regulation similar as for financial markets in the G20 and trade under the WTO.
Three anonymous US officials stated on Saturday three American soldiers had been killed and one more wounded in a shooting in eastern Afghanistan.
The US Department of Justice called for termination of a lawsuit alleging the country's President Donald Trump accepted foreign payments.
The Supreme Federal Court of Brazil called for an investigation into claims that the state's secret security service conducted espionage on Justice Edson Fachin.
A survey conducted by Datanalisis polling company revealed the President Nicolas Maduro's new constitution plan is opposed by 85% of the country's citizens.
An Afghan official said on Saturday at least two US soldiers had been killed and two more wounded in a gunfire opened by a local commando in eastern Afghanistan.
On Saturday, Iraqi military forces repelled a deadly Islamic State attack launched on the town of Shirqat earlier in the day.
Referring to hunger crises in Africa, Gerd Mueller, the German Development Minister, called on the UN to set up a permanent €10B crisis fund.
A German newspaper reported on Saturday the CEO of Opel Karl-Thomas Neumann was set to resign after the sale of Opel to the French PSA Group.
On Saturday, Iranian authorities detained seven people on suspicion of helping Islamic militants to carry out attacks in Tehran earlier this week.
On Saturday, the former Prime Minister of Italy Matteo Renzi said he expected the country to hold elections at the end of legislature in spring of 2018.
Following the appointment of a new Finns Party leader, the Prime Minister of Finland Juha Sipila said there was a risk that the country's tree-party government could break down.
According to the Iranian news agency IRNA, Aseman Airlines and Boeing representatives have signed a contract to acquire 30 Boeing 737 MAX planes.
On Saturday, Jussi Halla-aho, an anti-immigration European Parliament member, was elected as the chair of Finland's populist and nationalist-oriented Finns Party.
In an interview with Reuters, Cressida Dick, London police chief, claimed the city would not be frightened by militants who have recently carried out attacks on the UK.