The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed a lawsuit in an attempt to bar Donald Trump from picking the acting chief of the watchdog agency despite his right to do so.
Ramzan Kadyrov, the Russia's Chechnya republic leader, stated that he was ready to resign, leaving possibility for the Kremlin to decide on his successor.
The US media firm Meredith said that it is set to buy Time Inc, the publisher of Fortune, Sports Illustrated and People magazines, in a $1.84B deal backed by Charles and David Koch.
The NBS said that profits earned by Chinese industrial firms rose 25.1% year-on-year to $112.94B in October, following a 27.7% annual increase in September.
The government of Britain created a new plan for industry, aiming to interfere in key sectors to deal with weak productivity and bolster companies to counter new Brexit problems.
On Sunday, the National Institute of Transparency, Access to Information and Protection of Personal Data said it would ask Uber to share information about the consequences of a massive personal data breach that happened a year ago but was disclosed only last week.
According to Indonesian authorities, nearly 24K people were evacuated amid huge column of ash and smoke that was caused by volcano eruption on Bali's Mount Agung.
On Sunday, thousands of Romanians took to the streets to protest against the ruling party's legislative proposal that aims to secure various state officials from prosecution for corruption.
On Sunday, various flights were either cancelled or delayed amid a six thousand metres column of smoke and ash caused by volcano eruption on Bali's Mount Agung.
On Sunday, citizens of Cuba went to polling stations to elect new delegates to municipal assemblies. The vote precedes another election in early 2018 for provincial and national assembly legislators.
In a statement released on Sunday, the United Nations said that an Egyptian peacekeeper was killed in result of attack carried out by anti-balaka militants in Gambo, Central African Republic.
The President of Honduras Juan Orlando Hernandez seems to be set for a re-election in the presidential election on Sunday; critics, however, are concerned of a possible power grab.
The leader of Italy's 5-Star Movement called on Sunday for the need of international observers during the country's national election in 2018 in order to fight against ‘fake news'.
Hungary is to publish a tender on November 27 for a new railway link with Belgrade, Serbia, that would ship goods from China to Western Europe.
Horst Seehofer, the Bavarian Prime Minister and the leader of the Christian Social Union, gave his support on Sunday for the ‘grand coalition' together with the SPD and the CDU.
The latest poll by Metroscopia showed on Sunday that pro-independence parties might fail to receive absolute majority in the Catalan election with 46% of the votes.
A spokesman from the Irish government said on Sunday that the Prime Minister Leo Varadkar was doing everything to avoid snap election even despite deepening political crisis.
22 people have been injured after plunging into the basement when part of the floor has collapsed at the nightclub in Adeje, Tenerife. Police have launched an investigation.
Worldwide automakers would gather at the AutoMobility event in Los Angeles to preview new vehicle models, which emphasise digital technologies like self-driven and battery-powered cars.
Germany's Chancellor Merkel has previewed her next government's agenda and stated that possible coalition partners should support broadly pro-business policies and a balanced budget.
According to Nordea Bank AB CDO MacLeod, the company has aimed to cut at least 6,000 jobs, as part of the process to become more digital company by replacing human staff with robots.
According to EU commissioner of Ireland, Dublin would block Brexit trade negotiations unless guarantees over the border issues between the Republic and Northern Ireland are provided.
Airbus has temporarily selected Eric Schulz, the head of the civil engines unit of Rolls-Royce, to lead sales of the commercial jetliner, industry's most high-profile post.
The Ireland's EU Commissioner for Agriculture Phil Hogan noted that even the best trade deal with the European Union will lack the benefits of being a member of the single market and customs union and said that Brexit can be done without such dramatic changes.