On Monday, Mac Thornberry, the chairman of the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee, stated that the US should invest more into missile defense development, amid previous missile test from North Korea and recent ones from Iran.
On Monday, the White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said that the president's administration is confident about prevailing in a legal 'combat' on the matter of Donald Trump's travel ban.
The EU could block Polish voting rights until the country agrees to follow the regulations of law, stated the EC Vice President Katainen.
Brazil's inflation dropped to the lowest 12 months rate since 2012 in January, reaching 5.41%, forcing the central bank to cut the interest rate.
The US banks in quarterly survey reported that lending standards were stable during the last quarter of 2016, while business loans faced looser terms.
Google and Facebook will cooperate with agencies like AFP and other news channels, in order to fight fake news related to France's presidential election.
Italy's largest bank UniCredit has begun the country's biggest corporate stock sale in order to raise as much as $14B to rebuild the capital.
On Monday, the temporary refugee ban imposed by the US President Donald Trump faced another court hurdle that is expected to find out whether the order can be pushed through.
Having suffered one of the most violent shellings in months, the frontline town Avdiyivka in Ukraine got back to life, as water and power supplies were restored.
Antitrust regulators from the European Union are set to decide on the approval of Siemens and Gamesa's plan to create the largest wind generator maker by March 13.
Theresa May's spokesperson stated that pro-EU lawmakers would not prevent Britain from divorcing the EU. Still, the UK parliament will vote on the ultimate deal.
In a meeting with Theresa May on Monday, the Israeli PM Netanyahu called on Britain to follow the imposition of new Iran sanctions after the country had tested a ballistic missile.
Sergei Ryabkov, the Russian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated that restoration of inter-ministerial relations between the two countries was crucial in the current situation.
On Monday, the two conservative parties of Germany, the CDU and the CSU, confirmed they had picked Angela Merkel to run for chancellor in 2017 federal election.
The Kremlin expressed its disagreement with Donald Trump over his Iran evaluation as Russia maintains a co-operative association with Tehran.
119 people confirmed to be dead and 89 more injured amid the avalanches that hit 22 Afghanistan provinces on Sunday.
On the back of the bird flu strain spread across the Europe, the Czech government required to cull out about 20K of ducks and other domestic fowl.
The Kremlin asked for an apology for the Russian President Vladimir Putin as a Fox News journalist called Putin a "killer" during the interview with Donald Trump.
Following the Samsung fiasco with Galaxy Note 7 battery explosions, South Korea is eager to apply stricter rules for Li-ion batteries manufacturing.
China proceeds a probe of the Chinese intelligence agency ex-Vice President suspected in power abuse and bribery.
Facebook & Google put on a drive against fabricated news in France, vowing to take control over publications of some leading news agencies on their platforms.
Somalia's militant group al Shabaab members publicly executed four people accused of espionage for the Somalian government and their allies.
The official data showed that Japanese overall wage growth had slowed in December, with cash wages inching up a modest 0.1% compared to a 0.5% increase in November.
The state media announced that the first C919 passenger aircraft made by Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China would make its first flight within the first half of 2017.