The Norwegian government stated it intended to ban the full-face Muslim veils in all the educational institutions, following some others EU states, which have already banned face-covering veils in public places.
According to Theresa May's spokesman, the Brexit plan will remain unchanged despite the British PM's majority loss in the UK election.
The French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire stated that he expected Greece to reach the agreement on new loans from the EU creditors after the Athens negotiations with the Greek PM Alexis Tsipras.
John Flannery will be appointed as a new Chief Executive of General Electric on August 1 as Jeff Immelt is eager to retire; however, Immenlt will remain company's chairman until December 31.
On Monday, the South Korean President Moon Jae-in called the Parliament to give the youth and overall country's unemployment prompt attention as the situation could lead to a tough economic crisis.
According to the rating agency Moody's, the Brexit negotiations may be delayed due to inconclusive results of the UK election that took place on June 8 and could have a negative impact on the British credit rating.
According to a local news agency, the Iranian police have killed four ISIS suspects in the Hormozgan province and seized their guns, explosives and ammunition.
Data released by Istat on Monday revealed that Italian industrial production was down 0.4% on a seasonally adjusted basis in April, missing expectations for a 0.2% uptick.
Singapore detained the first female citizen suspected of supporting the ISIS and attempts to join the terrorist group amid the intentions to find her militant husband in Syria.
On Monday, the Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen stated that the number of the international tourists visiting the country rose 5% to 5M in 2016, bringing in around $3B in revenue.
The three Finnish co-ruling partners are eager to meet on Monday for a discussion over the centre-right coalition break-up amid Finns party's anti-EU new leader Jussi Halla-aho, who seeks Finland to leave the bloc.
On Monday, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel congratulated the President of France Emmanuel Macron on his party's victory in the Parliamentary Election first round, calling it a strong vote for reforms.
The British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is eager to provide the US ride service firm Lyft with $25M amid carmaker's intention to help the company to develop technology self-driving vehicles.
Trump's administration will disclose this week a plan to cut regulations that force the US manufacturing growth and presumably affects environmental permits, worker labour and safety rules.
The number of the bodies retrieved after the Myanmar military plane crashed over the Andaman Sea rose to 62 out of the total 122 of the crew, soldiers and their family members.
According to the Finance Minister of Qatar Ali Sherif al-Emadi, the country is able to defend its currency and economy against sanctions by the neighbour Gulf States.
In a statement released on Sunday, the Metropolitan Police said they had taken a 19-year-old person into custody over alleged connection to recent London Bridge attack.
The leader of Mexico's left-wing National Regeneration Movement party said MORENA was not going to join other parties in the 2018 presidential election run-up.
Syrian military forces and allies have intensified attacks on the insurgent-held part of Deraa, a city in southwestern Syria, in an attempt to retake control of the area.
Data released by the Bank of Japan revealed the country's Producer Price Index held steady at 2.1% over the month of May, while analysts had predicted a 2.2% reading.
German grocery network Aldi is set to invest $3.4B to expand the amount of its stores in the US to 2,500 until 2022, aiming to be low-price leader.
Japan core machinery orders showed a 3.1% fall in April compared with expectations of 0.6% decline, adding to concerns over fragile economic recovery.
South Korea's Central Bank head revealed that monetary policy needs to remain accommodative to support economic growth, but with adjustments in case of strong improvement.
Credit card Visa reported that the UK consumer spending fell for the first time in about four years, as household already became more cautious before election results.