According to the Verizon Communications CEO, the company does not feel an urgent need to tackle on a huge merger or acquisition, despite the persuasion of some Wall Street analysts.
Uganda seeks to receive $2B donation for the South Sudanese refugees at the UN scheduled summit in June as the country needs help in relief operations' funding.
Wikipedia filed a lawsuit against Turkey's decision to block the website throughout the country as Turkey deemed the online encyclopedia threatens to its national security.
On Tuesday, the German prosecution reported that the police officers detained the third suspect in an "extremist" attack planning, who appeared to be a 27-year old German citizen.
On Tuesday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced about her intention to not allow Turks living in Germany to vote on death penalty reinstitution in Turkey.
The UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn stated he would not resign and would carry on leading his opposition party, even if he loses the June 8 national election.
Destatis reported on Tuesday that the German trade surplus declined to €19.6B in March, while analysts anticipated an unchanged reading from the prior month's €21.2B.
According to the SECO, the unemployment rate in Switzerland remained unchanged at 3.3% in April, missing analysts' expectations for the rate to decline to 3.2%.
US Congressmen visited Dalai Lama on Tuesday in India with the purpose of strengthening ties with China and putting human rights in Tibet in the spotlight.
German industrial output slipped in the third month of the year, but less than it was expected, paving the way for solid growth expectations in the first quarter of the year.
On Tuesday, the day Russia holds celebration of the 1945 victory anniversary over Nazi Germany, the IS militants released a video showing a supposed Russian intelligence officer beheaded by the insurgents in Syria.
10 South Korea's children and one China national are reported to be dead in a car accident that took place in the Chinese Weihai city's tunnel in the East of Shandong province on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Paris reopened Gare du Nord railway station after an emergency evacuation that was held the previous day as the police received a tip-off about presumable presence of attackers in a high-speed train.
The US President Donald Trump is eager to nominate the Republican Senator's adviser Neil Chatterjee and the PPUC member Robert Powelson to the United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
The ex-Prime Minister of France Manuel Valls stated he would back the President-elect Emmanuel Macron in the elections next month in the Parliament's lower house.
On Tuesday, the Christian governor of Jakarta Basuki Tjahaja Purnama was imprisoned to two years for expressing blasphemy against Islam.
On Tuesday, Elliott Advisors stated it filed a legal claim to oust the Akzo Nobel chairman Antony Burgmans, saying that the takeover refusal offered by PPG was a violation of the Dutch corporate law and company's fiduciary duties.
French police reported on Tuesday that the country's authorities intend to clear out a migrant camp in the North of Paris, saying the site houses about thousands of Afghan and African refugees.
The South Korean Presidential Elections are being held on Tuesday after the former President of the country Park Geun-hye became subject to a graft scandal.
The decision by the US to either retreat from the Paris Climate agreement or to remain part of it was rescheduled to an unknown date due to technicalities.
A poll based on 16 analysts and carried out by Reuters showed that experts anticipate a fall to 2.643 yen in the Japanese current account surplus for March.
Surveys on Brexit impact showed that British customers are increasingly looking for bargains to offset soaring inflation, while employers suffer from a lack of available workers.
The official data revealed that Japanese cash wages dropped 0.4% year-over-year in March, the strongest decline in two years, amid insufficient pay hikes.
Any tightening in global monetary conditions or increase in trade protectionism makes Asia's economies to face uncertainty and risks of downside growth, the IMF said.