The Syrian army took control over the northeastern and central parts of a mountain ridge to the eastward direction of the Khanaser-Ithriya road.
Andrei Kostin, the President and Chairman of VTB Bank Management Board, said on Saturday that Essar Oil's creditors have approved its acquisation by the Rosneft.
According to the deputy interior minister, Afghan government will conduct an investigation over protesters' clashes with police that left five people dead.
On Saturday, Maltese voters are participating in the early parliamentary elections that were initiated by the Prime Minister Joseph Muscat whose wife faces corruption allegations.
On Friday, another suspect in the Manchester terrorist attack was arrested by the UK police, enlarging the number of people in detention to 11.
On Saturday, the Afghan police blocked center of Kabul, in order to prevent further anti-government demonstrations and clashes with police.
Japan's Toyota Motor Corp had fully sold its stake in Tesla Inc by late 2016, thus cancelling their tie-up for joint development of electric vehicles, the company said on Saturday.
The US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis praised China's attempts to restrain North Korea; however, regarded as unacceptable its militarisation of islands in the South China Sea.
The UK's Defence Minister Michael Fallon said that the Conservatives are not to increase the income tax for high earners, as opposed to its principal opposition the Labour Party
The Deputy Governor at the People's Bank of China Chen Yulu said that China will maintain a stable monetary policy, stressing the role of its economic reform to ensure liquidity.
Chinese tech giant Baidu announced partnership with German Bosch and Continental AG to develop autonomous driving technology.
The United Kingdom is a key partner in the Belt and Road Initiative and there is great potential for cooperation, the Chinese Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming says.
China is happy to see unified, prosperous, stable and open Europe, the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang says.
The US relations with China are crucial for stability in the Asia-Pacific region, the Secretary of Defence James Mattis says.
Russian President Vladimir Putin urged that Syria was not used chemical weapons against people, but as a provocation against its President Bashar Assad.
China's agricultural delegations are likely to visit the US in the forthcoming months, spurring expectations for Beijing to remove the US poultry imports ban.
Analysts expect President Donald Trump's decision on the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Deal to have a little impact on key US industries.
British PM Theresa May said that she is likely to consult the UK business at every Brexit negotiation steps and provide a new strategy on migration.
The UN Security Council expanded sanctions on North Korea after the repeat of missile test, the first such deal agreed between the US and China since Trump took office.
Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan revealed that he expects the US to successfully forge trade deals with Canada and Mexico, which are likely to boost the US labor force.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May is confident that Britain can get a great deal in negotiations to abandon the European Union.
The Greek economy expanded 0.4% in the first quarter of 2017, compared to the fourth quarter of 2016.
The UN General Assembly chose Cote d'Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Kuwait, Poland, Peru as non-permanent members of the UN Security Council for two years.
The South African government on Friday asked the United States to review its withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement.