British political parties suspended national campaigning for Thursday's election after the terror attack in which six people were killed.
China targets monetary policy that is "neither tight nor loose", the deputy governor of the People's Bank of China Chen Yulu says.
Forty-eight people were hospitalized after the London Bridge terrorist attack, the London Ambulance Service says.
At least six people were killed by terrorists who drove a van into people on London Bridge and then stabbed random revellers in the nearby area on Saturday.
The US President Donald Trump administration is anxious about companies that provide financial support to Venezuela's government.
China donated more than half a million of boxes with tablets and injections against malaria to South Sudan in order to help it to fight against parasitic disease.
Japan is likely to hold a referendum on reviewing its pacifist constitution in 2018, but with some risks to split the public and to cause worries from China and North Korea.
Russian economists ask for more clarity from President Vladimir Putin in terms of his economic strategy that should mitigate the risk of stagnation.
A few hundred Venezuelan activists flood the streets of Caracas on Saturday to protest against a shortage of food in the country.
According to General Juan Pablo Rodriguez, concrete results of the complex stabilisation process in Colombia may take more than a decade due to drug trafficking gangs and rebels.
The Southern African kingdom of Lesotho held a state election on Saturday, giving its citizens an opportunity to end the nation's political instability.
On Saturday, the Brazilian police arrested a former lawmaker and close aide to President Michel Temer in relation to the same corruption scandal that is targeting the President.
The latest Opinium poll showed that the lead of Theresa May's Conservatives over the Labour Party decreased to 6%; however, parliamentary majority is still expected for May.
Sigmar Gabriel, the German Foreign Minister, revealed that he is set to take efforts aiming to normalize relations after series of disputes with Ankara during his visit to Turkey.
Trump's confidence that the US is an environmentally friendly was refuted as data showed the country emitted 237 times bigger amount of carbon dioxide than Sweden, which is the cleanest.
West Africa countries asked for 50M euros from the EU in order to support the setup of multinational force for tackling Islamic militants, Mali's military chief revealed.
China anticipates Belgium to play a positive part to encourage the EU to fulfill its WTO obligations, assisting for a stable and healthy development of EU-China relations.
UNESCO urged the Australian government to accelerate the process of improving water quality amid concerns over Great Barrier coral bleaching.
The US Justice Department and the city of Chicago discussed a draft deal that requires an independent monitor for overseeing police department reforms.
Georgia and Iran underlined the necessity to broaden cooperation among the two countries, mainly in the field of farming to improve the agricultural products' quality.
North Korea accelerated its effort to acquire a nuclear missile able to threaten the US, which sees that as a clear and real danger, US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis revealed.
Emmanuel Macron is set to underline France's stability in negotiations with India's PM Narendra Modi as both aim to reveal a united front to deal with climate change.
After the US jobs data reports, US economists expected hiring to weaken gradually as the shortage of qualified workers is set to become a problem for companies.
The Syrian army took control over the northeastern and central parts of a mountain ridge to the eastward direction of the Khanaser-Ithriya road.