Several pro-Brexit ex-government ministers urged the UK Prime Minister Theresa May to go back to the European Union and renegotiate a better deal, as parliament prepares to vote on her draft Brexit deal.
Spain's housing prices increased 7.2% in the Q3 of 2018, compared with the quarter last year, according to the report by the Spanish Statistical Office.
About 3.3M people in India are likely to access safe drinking water after the approval of a credit of $400M by the AIIB.
The new budget of Serbia brought significant increase in salaries of public sector, as well as capital investments and pensions, in a bid to fuel development and improve living standards.
The value of Chinese core Artificial Intelligence industries is likely to exceed $145.47B by 2030, the latest report by BI stated.
The former British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson stated on Sunday that even if Theresa May lost vote on Brexit she could keep the post of Prime Minister and renegotiate the deal in Brussels.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange stated on Sunday that it managed to reach a deal with Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges on mainland investors' trading with Hong Kong-listed enterprises with double voting rights.
The Foreign Minister of Bahrain Sheih Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa on Saturday criticised Qatari emir for not attending the Gulf Cooperation Council's (GCC) summit personally.
On Sunday, the Gulf Cooperation Council's (GCC) summit started its work in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh despite diplomatic crisis with Qatar and political crisis caused by Khashoggi assasination.
Peruvian unit of the Brazilian builder Odebrecht agreed on a deal with the Peru authorities to pay a fine worth multimillion dollars and provide evidence about bribed officials to continue its operations in the country.
Rheinmetall, Germany's tank maker and car supplier, is seeking to acquire a majority stake up to 75% in the Franco-German firm KNDS, according to a Welt am Sonntag article.
China's police stated that it has closed 1.1K social media accounts and 31 websites in 2018 for unlawful activities, including blackmailing or trolling.
Theresa May, the UK Prime Minister, is expected to delay the parliamentary vote on Tuesday over her Brexit deal and head to Brussels later to demand better terms from the EU.
The Chinese trade surplus with the US widened to $35.55B in the month of November, compared with $31.78B in October, China's customs data revealed.
Germany's car parts maker Continental was considering an acquisition of software makers after its Powertrain unit's floatation expected in the H2 of 2019.
BMW stated that Alejandro Vukotich is set to be the head of the company's autonomous driving development and driver assistance department from the beginning of 2019.
The International Monetary Fund stated that the board approved a credit facility of $3.7B for Angola to support its economic reforms.
According to Interfax, the Russian conglomerate Sistema could think over cutting dividends at the MTS unit, in case it needs funds for covering a potential fallout from the US inquiry into the mobile phone operator's Uzbek business.
Britain's mobile operator O2 is planning to compensate its clients with phone credit, after software outage led to the loss of internet connection on its users' phones on Thursday.
The senior Vice-President of Nissan Motor claimed that his company is considering the request of its French partner Renault and is planning to share the details of investigation regarding the arrest of Nissan Motor's manager Carlos Ghosn.
On Saturday, the prosecutors of Canada claimed that the Chief Financial Officer of Huawei Meng Wanzhou has been avoiding traveling to the US since the spring 2017 after detecting an investigation on her.
On Saturday, the US President Donald Trump announced that John Kelly, White House's Chief of Staff, would leave his position at this year's end.
Julius Baer, the Swiss private bank, has entered talks with Banco Santander over transferring its Venezuela business book to the Spanish bank amid reorganisation of Baer's operations in Latin America.
Germany's car parts producer Continental is thinking over acquisitions of software makers after its Powertrain unit initial public offering, scheduled for the next year's second half, the company's CEO Wolfgang Schaefer announced on Saturday.