Petro Poroshenko, the Ukrainian President, welcomed the Canada-Ukraine free trade deal that came into power recently, which is expected to strengthen bilateral relations.
The European Commission stated that new schemes for schools are set to lead to healthier eating habits, as more vegetables, fruit and milk would be included in children diets.
Italian oil giant Eni revealed that the company intends to invest $3.5B in development of the largest gas field in Egypt in the next year, referring to the country as a key partner.
Ukrainian President signed the law, which amends the country's 2017 state budget and envisaged the boost of defence spending by around $100M.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Tuesday that relations between Russia and the US were under substantial stress but both countries were still trying to work together.
General Motors reported on Tuesday that its seasonally adjusted annual car sales rate dropped to 16.9M vehicles last month.
On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index hit its record high and inched closer to the 22,000-point mark, supported by JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and other banks.
Dairy product prices dropped 1.6% at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction, following an increase of 0.2%.
General Motors revealed that the company's sales in Canada increased 22% year-over-year in July, while the amount of cars sold in the US dropped 15% in the same period.
Sony reported that its operating profit surged to $1.43B in the fiscal June quarter due to higher sales of sensors used for cameras in smartphones.
Germany's authorities launched a six-month long test of facial recognition technology placed at a rail station in Berlin, before it could be used to enhance security in the future.
Sri Lanka called on more China's investors to put money into the country, pointing out that China alone invested more than $52M in the year of 2016.
The European Union revealed that 23 cities compete to host the bloc's banking and medicine agencies, which are currently based in the UK, but must be relocated before Brexit.
Manufacturing sector in the United States expanded at a slower-than-expected pace in July, as the factory activity index dropped to 56.3, missing forecasts for a 56.5 reading.
The US consumer spending, which represents two-thirds of the country's economic activity, increased 0.1% in June, following an upwardly revised gain of 0.2% in May.
The economy in the 19-country bloc expanded 0.6% in the second quarter, compared with the 0.5% growth pace in Q1, the official report showed.
On Tuesday, the Prime Ministers of Bulgaria and Macedonia Boyko Borissov and Zoran Zoev signed a treaty of friendship that symbolises the end of diplomatic wrangling between the two countries.
Germany's chipmaker Infineon announced on Tuesday it would supply parts to Tesla new mass-market Model 3 electric vehicle after being recaptured from its initial customer STMicroelectronics.
President of the United States Donald Trump on Tuesday fired the recently hired new White House chief of communications Anthony Scaramucci.
Lawmakers of Pakistan on Tuesday elected a new Prime Minister. Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has become the new PM, who is a known ally of the previous PM.
On Tuesday, Germany urged the US to talk to the European Union about the negative impact the tougher sanctions against Russia might have on the bloc's companies, as those should not be punished.
Britain launched a formal inquiry into suspected corruption at British American Tobacco and its subsidiaries, two years after the first bribery allegations had surfaced in Africa.
On Monday, Tesla's shares plunged 3.5% after the carmaker's CEO Elon Musk announced the company would face a "manufacturing hell" on the back of a ramped up production of its new Model 3 vehicle.
The ex-Conservative Party head William Hague stated that the UK Finance Minister Philip Hammond must achieve a less rough withdrawal from the bloc to rescue the country as Britain was moving towards the Brexit disaster.