According to the Oman's oil minister, the country fully supports the agreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia on a global oil cut extension until the Q1 of 2018.
On Monday, the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Bohuslav Sobotka rejected a proposed Finance Minister nominee, extending the coalition crisis before before October's election this year.
On Monday, Donald Trump's Administration will provide oral arguments over the travel ban on the six Muslim-majority countries during the second scheduled hearing in the US Appeals Court.
Western Digital filed a request to the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce to stop Toshiba's attempts to sell its chip-unit without the company's consent.
Japanese mid-sized companies plan to buy robots to automate such industries as manufacturing, hotel room service and earthmoving; an intention that causes the rising shortage of labour in the country.
On Monday, the Philippines House Committee began hearing an impeachment complaint against the President Rodrigo Duterte amid the abuse of his power and allegations over the "defeatist" approach he used to China.
On Monday, the Asian authorities warned the country's businesses that were disrupted by the WannaCry ransomware worm to expect more cyber attacks.
The automotive car unit Waymo and the US rideshare firm Lyft inked a collaboration deal to bring self-driving car technology to the global market.
On Monday, the People's Bank of China announced it had established a fintech committee to examine the fintech impact on the country's monetary policy and financial stability.
According to Bloomberg, the US biotechnology product development company Thermo Fisher is in advanced talks to acquire the leading pharmaceutical CDMO Patheon.
Fixed-asset investment, China's proxy measure for long-run spending, climbed 8.9% year-to-date in April, while economists had predicted a 9.1% increase.
The Chinese National Bureau of Statistics reported on Monday that retail sales jumped 10.7% year-over-year in April, following a 10.9% surge reported in March.
The seasonally adjusted number of home-loan approvals in Australia declied 0.5% in March, while analysts expected it to be flat at 0.0%.
The Chinese National Bureau of Statistics reported that China's industrial output fell 6.5% year-over-year in April, following 7.6% registered in March.
Natalia Timirisa of the IMF forecasted the non-oil GDP in the United Arab Emirates to uncrease about 3.3% in 2017, up from 2.7% last year, as austerity falls amid low oil prices.
Statistics New Zealand reported that the country's retail sales increased 1.5% in Q1, up from the downwardly revised figure of 0.6% registered in the preceding quarter.
The UK Brexit Minister David Davis reported on Sunday that Britain was actively preparing for divorce talks with the EU due to start next month.
The Austrian Finance Minister Sebastian Kurz said he would meet with the Chancellor Christian Kern on Monday to propose a snap election.
A senior US Democrat said that Democrats would not vote on a new FBI Director unless the General Deputy Attorney appoints a special prosecutor to investigate Russia's interference in the US Elections.
The centre-right Austrian People's Party appointed the Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz as its new leader, Kurz told local media on Sunday.
Diplomats reported that the UN Security Council would hold a meeting on Tuesday to discuss North Korea's Sunday missile launch.
On Sunday, North Korea launched a non-nuclear ballistic missile that landed 97 km south of Russia's Vladivostok region, according to US officials.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron is expected to meet the IOC evaluation commission on Tuesday in an attempt to support Paris bid to carry out the 2024 Games.
France condemned the latest North Korea's missile test as it was a serious threat to security and called the country to conform with its international commitments.