The President of northern Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region announced on Sunday that next month's referendum on the independence of the Kurdish region would take place as planned.
Thousands of people took to the streets in Hong Kong on Sunday to support three jailed young democracy activists and protest against the court verdict.
The Spanish police reported on Sunday that they continued their hunt for a 22-year-old suspect over the terrifying vehicle attacks in Barcelona that took place on Thursday.
New Zealand's main opposition Labour Party officiall launched its campaign on Sunday to win next month's election, with a pledge to close the gap among rising inequality wthin the segments of the people.
Grace Mugabe, the wife of the Zimbabwean President returned home from South Africa on Sunday despite the fact that she was accused of beating a woman at a hotel in Johannesburg.
The IS jihadist group has claimed responsibility on Saturday for a stabbing attack in Russia, where a man wounded eight people before being shot dead by police.
Britain would not exclude the possibility of that the EU might keep controls over UK borders after the country leaves the bloc, as UK looked for the ways to retain untrammeled access to EU markets.
Britain would issue documents which outline Brexit strategy the next week, the UK's Brexit department said on Sunday.
At least 23 people were killed and 75 injured in a train crash in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
Venezuela's opposition controlled congress rejected a new legislative body of President Nicolas Maduro elected in late July.
The Iraqi forces started the military operation to retake the city of Tal Afar and the surrounding area from the ISIL.
The Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan slammed the German government for criticising his call to ethic Turks to vote against Germany's two ruling parties in September elections.
Malta denied cooperation with with a vessel, which belonged to an anti-migrant organisation Defend Europe.
Cyprus revised its economic growth forecast for 2017 upwards to 3.5% from 2.9%
Greece's government welcomed the latest upgrade of the country's credit rating to B- from CCC by Fitch.
China's tech titans AliPay and WeChat expand into foreign markets, sealing deals with merchants in Southeast Asia and Europe.
A leading Chinese company will build the Afghan embassy in Islamabad worth nearly $17M. This will be the country's biggest enclave in the world.
The Islamic State terrorist group claimed responsibility for a knife attack in the Russian city Surgut, injuring seven people on Saturday.
Decentralisation in Ukraine following the 2014 revolution was the right step to take, the German Envoy Georg Milbradt said, adding that citizens have more influence on the country's political system.
The Iranian Foreign Minister said that the US President Donald Trump dawdled on condemning racism in the country.
China's natural gas consumption is seen to keep double-digit growth in 2017 following signs of declining over the pas two years
The US President Donald Trump and the First Lady Melania Trump will skip an arts awards ceremony recognising the lifetime contribution of performing artists to allow them to celebrate without political distraction.
The number of Britons owing at least two properties jumped 30% to 5.2M between 2000-02 and 2012-14, whereas overall ownership has declined this century amid prices increase.
The US President Donald Trump twitted thanks to Steve Bannon for serving in his campaign on Saturday morning, one day after the resignation of the White House Chief Strategist.