On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe urged enterprises to raise wages by at least 3% in order to sustain positive economic cycle and beat deflation.
Russia should scrap 13% profit tax on repatriated funds and renew the amnesty from penalties for business returning capital, ahead of Washington sanctions, President Putin said.
Local authorities should scrutinise the companies' activities on social media during the Presidential Elections to assess their involvement in domestic politics, Vladimir Putin said.
According to Swiss police, three people have died in the separate avalanche accidents in the Swiss Alps, close to the 2,844-metre high Hofathorn, southern canton of Wallis.
According to the NHTSA, Aston Martin, British sports car manufacturer, will recall at least 5,500 cars in the US amid issues with battery cables and powertrains.
The leaders of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan have pledged to improve business and trade ties, after relations between former Soviet republics were degenerated into a trade war.
The Iranian Supreme Court has confirmed a death sentence against the Iranian academic living in Sweden, who was convinced of spying for Israel, the Tehran prosecutor said.
A passenger bus has swerved off course and drove into a pedestrian underpass on the Moscow's busiest road, killing five people, while at least 15 people were injured.
According to Russian technological safety regulator Rosstandart, Japan's automaker Nissan will recall 127,738 vehicles in Russia amid possible issues with the airbag safety device.
According to Russian Finance Minister Siluanov, only professional market participants should be allowed to trade cryptocurrencies, not ordinary people.
Pope Francais called for the negotiated two-state solution to end the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, after Donald Trump eased regional tension by recognising Jerusalem as Israeli capital.
China has urged all countries to make a constructive effort to ease North Korean tension after the country called the UN sanctions "an act of war" that could force economic blockade.
Israel Securities Authority's Chairman Hauser said that he will propose regulations to ban bitcoin-based and other cryptocurrencies-based companies from trading on the TASE.
According to the news agency SPA, a Shi'ite Muslim judge, who was abducted in eastern Saudi Arabia in 2016, has been killed by the kidnappers.
Israeli officials have praised Guatemalan President Morales for choosing to relocate the embassy of the Central American country from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Long run easy monetary policy affects Japan's bank profits, however, financial institutions should not expect business conditions to brighten after raising interest rates, the BOJ said.
According to the PBoC, China should let the local governments take responsibilities for any fiscal issues, including bankruptcies, to defuse the debt risks.
Vietnamese authorities prepared to move millions of people from low-lying areas along the south coast, as a typhoon is approaching after killing at least 230 people in the Philippines.
According to Emirates Airlines, the company will terminate flights to Tunisia, after the Tunisian government had banned United Emirates carrier's flights.
China is set to invest the same amount on transportation infrastructure in 2018 as it did this year, including projects of 5,000 km new expressways, local media said.
Sergei Lavrov, Russia's Foreign Minister, said that the timing of Russian President Vladimir Putin's meeting with the US President Donald Trump was not determined yet.
France signed a $125M loan agreement with Morocco to finance the locomotives' purchase of ONFC, the kingdom's state-run railway operator, local media said on Saturday.
Etisalat, the most valuable telecommunications company in the UAE, announced on Sunday the successful launch of 5G service in the country, the first in the Mideast.
Binali Yildirim, the Prime Minister of Turkey stated that the country would hire an additional 110K public servants next year, including teachers, religious and medical personnel.