Scott Morrison, the Australian Prime Minister, celebrated the Liberal-National coalition Party unexpected victory in the country's parliamentary elections on Saturday.
The largest Finish retail chain, S-Group, is expected to start testing food deliveries using assistance of drones at the beginning of summer.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated on Saturday Croatia's accession into the Euro Zone by 2024 was a very realistic scenario.
The Austrian Social Democrats' leader Pamela Rendi-Wagner stated on Saturday that she would not stand against Sebastian Kurz's proposal to call snap elections.
The Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz called on Saturday evening for an early election amid a scandal and resignation of his deputy Heinz-Christian Strache.
The Infrastructure Minister of Brazil Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas stated on Saturday that Spanish tourism company Grupo Globalia was planning to launch new air carrier.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated on Saturday that Europeans must stand against the destructive rhetoric of far-right parties.
Anglo American Platinum, one of the world's top miner based in South Africa, commissioned on Thursday a $62M smelter at the Zimbabwean Unki Platinum Mine.
The Chinese Finance Minister Liu Kun stated on Friday that the government would take effective measures to realize proactive fiscal policy.
According to a source close to the matter, the Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz most probably would stop working with the head of the Freedom Party and the country's VC Heinz-Christian Strache, as the last has resigned following a scandal.
On Saturday, the Foreign Minister of China Wang Yi told his American colleague Mike Pompeo that measures adopted by the US have harmed Chinese businesses and called his for temperance.
The Foreign Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland stated on Saturday that the government would try to ratify the new version of the North American trade agreement (NAFTA) as fast as possible.
Multiple European far right and nationalist parties and their leaders, including Marine Le Pen and Matteo Salvini, held on Saturday a set of meetings, agitating citizens to help them win European Parliament elections.
The head of Australian opposition Bill Shorten on Saturday has accepted the loss of parliamentary elections and conceded to the government's Liberal Party.
The Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison congratulated his colleagues from the Liberal Party over unexpected victory in the country's parliamentary elections.
Xiao Yaqing, Director of China's Asset Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), has been appointed on Saturday that the new head of the country's State Administration for Market Regulation.
The former Argentinian President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner stated on Saturday that she would compete for the post of the country's Vice President in the upcoming national elections.
Khalid al-Falih, the Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, stated on Saturday that there was no shortage in oil supply, as global stockpile was still increasing, especially from the US.
According to a government source quoted by the ILNA news agency, Iran has modified shipping routes, destination and overall tactics of its crude oil exports, thus adapting to the US sanctions.
The Foreign Minister of Iran Mohammad Javad Zarif stated on Saturday that any rumours about possible war with the US were false, as the country has no desire to escalate conflict and at the same time has capabilities to defend itself.
Heinz-Christian Strache, the Vice Chancellor of Austria and far-right leader, stated on Saturday that he would resign in order to save coalition government that could collapse because of a compromising video with him.
On Friday, the United States announced that it would lift tariffs on the Canadian and the Mexican metals shipments.
Australians went to the poll on Saturday to vote in the country's Parliamentary election, as surveys showed that the Labor Party lead over the Liberal-National coalition is at 51.5% to 48.5%.
On Friday, crude oil prices hit the $73 mark per barrel. The surge was attributed to OPEC supply cuts and concern about potential disruption to the Middle East shipments.