The Spokesman of Foreign Ministry of Iran Bahram Qasemi said on Saturday that Israeli report about destruction of their drone flying over Israel is "ridiculous".
According to the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, two soldiers died on Saturday after the Kurdish YPG fighters downed their helicopter near the city of Afrin.
A member of the Council of Senior Scholars Sheikh Abdullah al-Mutlaq noted that an absolute majority of women in the Muslim world are not required to wear abayas and, for this reason, Saudi Arabia should also revoke such demand.
On Friday, the Ministry of Agriculture of Costa Rica stated that 30-year ban on planting robusta, which represents 40% of global coffee production, will be abandoned.
Yang Jiechi, the top diplomat of China, told the US President Donald Trump that China hopes to increase the coordination with the US regarding the North Korean issue.
BMC Software, a business software company based in Houston, Texas, is negotiating with investment banks about its possible IPO, expected to have $10B value.
The US President Donald Trump blocked the release of a Democratic memo on the Russia investigation written in response to Republican allegations that the FBI spied on a Trumps' campaign advisor.
The executives of Alibaba Group said that it is planned to launch a new tech project for the International Olympic Committee which would help to modernise the organisation of Olympics.
On Saturday, Israel stated that it has launched air strikes in Syria after its warplane was hit by Syrian fire, resulting in destruction of twelve sites.
The Israeli military stated that Israeli F16 fighter jet, targeting the Iranian UAV flight control systems in Syria, was shot down by anti-aircraft fire.
On Saturday, Turkish state-owned news agency Anadolu claimed that 31 suspected members of the Islamic State were detained in Istanbul on suspicion of preparation to organise an attack.
Jim Rogers, a legendary investor and businessman, said that the next bear market would be the most disastrous in his life.
The UN Security Council reported that it was considering calling for a 30-day ceasefire in Syria to enable enable aid deliveries and the evacuation of sick and wounded.
Eurostar reported on Friday that it would launch direct high-speed rail services between London and Amsterdam this April.
On Saturday, the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un invited the South Korean President Moon Jae-in to visit Pyongyang at an early date.
On Saturday, the South Korean President Moon Jae-in met the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister at the Olympic Games 2018 in attempt to resolve the standoff over North Korea's nuclear programme.
The Audi CEO Rupert Stadler reported that the company would partner with Porsche to develop a joint electric car platform that would help them to cut costs.
On Friday, Rodrigo Duterte ordered the Armed Forces of the Philippines to stop buying military equipment from countries that impose conditions, including the US and Canada.
The White House's speechwriter David Sorensen resigned on Friday amid allegations of domestic abuse, the second such resignation from Trump's administration in a week.
Sources close to the matter reported that the US President Donald Trump would appoint Nadia Schadlow as the Vice National Security Adviser, following Dina Powel's resignation.
Official sources reported on Saturday that the ex-Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan would leave politics at the next election.
The German car manufacturer Audi AG reported on Friday the sale of 60 875 vehicles to Chinese customers in January which is a year-on-year increase of 73%.
According to OECD, the number of mobile data plans outnumbered residents in developed countries in 2017, as increased competition and regulation resulted in a fall in access costs.
The US President Donald Trump signed a deal on Friday that ended the brief government shutdown; budget deficit is estimated to reach around $1T per year.