Turkey is expecting the European Union to pledge the total €6B by the end of 2018, as the bloc owes it a half of the price under a migrant accord, the country's Foreign Minister stated.
Thailand defence technology agency seeks to establish a joint arms centre with China to manufacture and maintain their military equipment on the back of deepening security relationship.
On Wednesday, Airbus clinched its largest ever airliner deal to sell 430 aircraft worth about $50B to the US budget airlines' investor Bill Franke.
The former Lebanon PM Saad al-Hariri is seen to visit Paris within 48 hours, after he accepted an invitation to come to France.
Singapore decided to cut commercial relations with North Korea amid the UN severe sanctions over its nuclear weapon programme.
Britain is planning to transfer more than £400M to Iran amid its intention to release an imprisoned Iranian-British aid worker, according to The Telegraph newspaper.
According to the INSEE data reported on Wednesday, French unemployment rate surged to 9.7% in the Q3, compared to the prior quarter's 9.5% rate.
On Wednesday, Meredith and Time renewed their talks over Time's acquisition, supported by the billionaire Koch brothers, who had invested over $500M, according to the New York Times.
The Philippines and China agreed to exclude the use of force to resolve the differences on the South China Sea, the joint statement issued by China revealed.
Volkswagen Group is set to spend nearly $11.8B by 2025 to manufacture and develop so-called NEVs, the new-energy vehicles, in China, the Chief of Group Jochem Heizmann said.
Fed's Eric Rosengren stated that lower unemployment and lingering expansion indicate the US economic growth at sustainable level, so the Federal Reserve should proceed with raising rates.
Chinese banking regulator introduced new rules for three policy banks within the country to support reining in risks due to wider tightening of controls on the financial sector.
The world's biggest private equity firm Carlyle was raising $1B for its new fund to invest in gas and oil outside the US amid solid outlook for prices of oil, banking sources stated.
Mexico's threats to hurt US migration and narcotics co-operation if NAFTA dies are unlikely, the US and Mexican officials said, while the next year's election might.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics stated that the country's unemployment rate decreased to 5.4% in October, the lowest level since February 2013.
The Philippines gross domestic product increased at the fastest yearly pace of 6.9% in the Q3, driven by strong industrial production and services.
The US embassy in Liberia defended the last month's presidential election credibility in country, amid statements of fraud and irregularities that held back a run-off poll.
Startup executives and venture capitalists expressed relief after the US Senate had called off the measures from the tax overhaul plan on Wednesday.
France reported on Wednesday that Saad al-Hariri, the Lebanese Prime Minister, who was held in hostage by Saudi Arabia, would visit France in coming days.
A Department of Justice spokesman reported on Wednesday that Jeff Sessions, the US Attorney General, have planned to meet the US House of Representatives' intelligence committee to give an interview on November 30.
Mark Rutte, the Dutch Prime Minister, was in parliament for the second time to protect a cut of the tax, which benefited Anglo-Dutch firms Unilever, Shell, and British investors.
The NY-based hedge fund Paulson & Co kept stake in investments in gold unaltered in the Q3, as concerns over North Korea's nuclear program lifted prices of gold to a 13-month high.
General Motors is set to launch new vehicles by 2021 with batteries at a 30% lower cost than the similar used on its current Chevrolet Bolt, CEO Mary Barra said.
The European Parliament accepted legislation aimed to protect the bloc's industries from excessively cheap China's imports.