The US President Donald Trump's attorney revealed that if the counsel investigating Russia's meddling somehow subpoenas the president Trump, it would trigger a legal battle.
On Sunday, leaders of the finance of the closest US allies dropped anger over the import tariffs on metal, ending a three-day G7 summit by setting continuation next week in Quebec.
The US wanted trade negotiations in Beijing to result in the Chinese economy's structural changes, in addition to higher China's purchases of US goods, the US Treasury Secretary stated.
The BoJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda stated that inflation was weak despite of a stable economic growth, indicating the readiness of the Bank to keep its monetary stimulus program.
The unclarity over increasing trade tensions indicated that the Bank of Canada is likely to be data-dependent, when setting monetary, the Bank's Governor Stephen Poloz stated.
The Finance Minister of France Bruno Le Maire stated that he was sure of reaching a deal with Germany this month on establishing a "fiscal capacity" within the EZ.
A non-confidence vote for Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy possesses to replace his questionable minority administration with a one that's stitched together from disparate parties.
Poverty level in the United States is substantial and getting even worse while under the Donald Trump administration, based on conclusions by a UN extreme poverty and human rights expert.
Toshiba encounters an unfamiliar problem of overabundance. The Japanese electronics group that was hit by the scandal is finally ready to close its $18B memory-chip business.
A federal government appeals court rejected a bid on Friday, that was made by high-profile hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam, convicted for insider trading in the US crackdown.
The United States sees fit to work on a results-oriented partnership with China, but Beijing's activities were more compulsory and the Pentagon is ready to compete vigorously if necessary.
The US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross came to Beijing on Saturday with an aim to secure an increase of Chinese purchases of the US energy and goods, days after imposed tariffs on metals.
The United States blocked on Saturday the World Health Organization's proposal to increase taxes on sweet drinks and direct the collected funds on fight against obesity and diabetes.
Al-Qaeda addressed on Saturday the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammad bin Salman, threatening to take action if he continues to replace mosques with cinemas as part of the announced liberal reforms.
The US Secretary of Secretary Wilbur Ross arrived to Beijing on Saturday to meet with his Chinese colleagues and discuss trade balance between two countries as well as possible tariffs hike.
According to report published by the Le Monde, Saudi Arabia would use military force against Qatar if the latter acquired Russian S-400 defence systems.
The Vice President of China's Academy of Military Sciences He Lei warned on Saturday that any American criticism related to China's attempt to deploy arms on islands in the South China Sea would be considered as interference in its internal affairs.
According to the MENA news agency, Russian authorities agreed to cancel ban on import of Egyptian potatoes and resume supplies from June 6.
Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan was appointed as the first-ever Minister of Culture of Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Saturday.
The leader of Socialists Pedro Sanchez on Saturday sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Spain, thus taking the chair from Mariano Rajoy who lost in a confidence vote over a bribery scandal.
The United States on Friday vetoed a Kuwaiti-drafted UN Security Council resolution which condemned Israel using forces against civilians of Palestine.
The Trump administration might soon claim around $1.7B fine from ZTE Corp, as it looks for ways to tighten control and penalize Chinese telecommunications company.
The US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross expects to meet Liu He, Chinese Vice Premier on the last week's day, as the world's biggest economies aim to cool down rising trade spat.
A social media advisor who worked with famous Roger Stone, Donald Trump's ally during the 2016 US presidential run testified before a grand jury on the last workweek day.