Today, at least 11 people have been killed including four police officers in a suicide bombing attack launched by the Taliban in the city of Quetta.
In a statement released on Friday, the Foreign Ministry of Kazakhstan reported the country was not in talks to send peacekeeping troops to Syria.
Roskomnadzor accused Telegram of infringing Russian legislation and said the app might be blocked in the country if it does not give the communications watchdog the necessary information.
The Customs and Trade Minister of Turkey Bulent Tufenkci reported the country's exports to shut-out Qatar had tripled to reach $32.5M since the beginning of the Gulf crisis.
On Friday, RIA news agency reported the Russian Navy had launched projectile strikes on IS targets in the province of Hama, Syria.
The US President Donald Trump has officially nominated Woody Johnson, the owner of the New York Jets, as America's ambassador to the United Kingdom.
In an attempt to put an end to the worst crisis in the Gulf states, four Arab countries that are blackballing Qatar for alleged terrorism support have sent Dona a list of demands.
Asia-Pacific shares remained unchanged during the Friday's session. Meanwhile, crude oil prices inched higher from 10-month lows, despite OPEC's output cuts.
According to the local police office, a blast near the Inspector General office in Quetta, southwestern Pakistan, killed five people.
Toshiba Corp has requested regulators for an extension for submitting the annual financial statement by August 10 since the company did not manage to get an approval from the auditor.
Tesla Inc moved a step closer to establish an electric car manufacturing plant in China in order to avoid a 25% imported vehicle tariff.
Food exporters including European Union and United States are intensifying pressure on China to slash plans for intensive imports inspections as it likely to disrupt trade.
All major US banks passed yearly stress tests by the Fed, having strong capital and keeping their ability to lend to businesses and households during a recession, the Fed report showed.
The European Union heads decided to prolong economic sanctions against Russia as the country failed to implement the Minsk Agreement, Donald Tusk revealed.
The flash Manufacturing PMI for Japan fell to seasonally-adjusted 52.0 in June, its seven-months low, following a final reading of 53.1 in the preceding month.
On Thursday, Home Capital's shares surged 18% and hit the highest level since April after Berkshire Hathaway agreed to provide the company with a C$2B loan.
The US President Donald Trump reported on Thursday that he did not record his conversations with the former FBI Director James Comey.
Sources close to the matter reported that Harley-Davidson, an American motorcycle manufacturer, might buy its Italian rival Ducati for €1.5B.
The Swiss National Bank reported on Thursday that it would keep its expansionary monetary policy on hold for "the foreseeable future".
Statistics Canada reported on Thursday that domestic core retail sales surged 1.5% in April, following the prior month's upwardly revised drop of 0.1% and surpassing expectations for a 0.6% increase.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose 3K to 241K in the week ended June 16, in line with analysts' forecasts.
Democratic lawmakers renewed their efforts to get Deutsche Bank AG to disclose sensitive information on its loans to the President Donald Trump and its involvement in trading schemes.
Google wants to make it easier for governments to access customer data stored on overseas servers to help combat terror attacks.
American Airlines reported they received a notice from Qatar Airways, which intended to purchase at least $808M in the US-based airline following a conversation between the two companies' CEOs.