The French President Francois Hollande promised to take steps following a hack attack on the presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron, adding that he knew of the risks of such attacks.
The finance ministers of Japan and China agreed on strengthening financial cooperation between the two countries to boost collaboration in economic, trade and investment fields.
Iran launched an international energy exhibition in Tehran with the participation of 1,500 companies from 37 countries, aimed at showcasing the country's latest technical achievements and attracting foreign investments.
The Russian and US generals discussed in a telephone conversation the Syria de-escalation zones and agreed to continue implementing additional measures aimed at preventing clashes in Syria.
Iran believes that $55 per barrel is a suitable price for crude oil, and expects that OPEC and non-OPEC producers will extend output cut to support prices, the Iranian Oil Minister said.
Russia blocked access to a Chinese social media app WeChat for failing to provide its contact details to the Russian communications watchdog Roskomnadzor.
Amid fresh global economic risks, finance ministers and central bank governors of China, Japan, and South Korea agreed to strengthen financial cooperation to increase regional resilience.
BoJ is optimistic about recent up-ticks in the Japanese economy, but inflation is still lagging and there is little expediency for the BoJ to leave their stimulus efforts behind.
Pakistan warned Afghanistan of a response to the firing near a major border crossing where Pakistani Census officials were carrying out a count, if the country refused to stop border violations.
Nearly 200 students at an Indian school were taken to hospital on Saturday complaining of breathlessness and eye irritation following a gas leak from a fuel tanker.
Janet Yellen said that women have made major strides in the workplace in the past 125 years, but she expressed concern about barriers that still held women back.
French investigators have found no traces of explosives on the bodies of French victims of Egypt Air flight MS 804 that crashed into the Mediterranean last year.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel hoped to have a "good" partner in Britain after Brexit, while the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker described the exit as a "tragedy."
The Taliban terrorist movement, which was outlawed in Russia among other countries, after two days of clashes had established control of a district in the Northern Afghanistan's province of Kunduz.
A new deal signed by Russia, Turkey and Iran aimed at reducing violence in Syria raises questions as to its implementation and its consequences.
Beijing housing loans fell 20% in the second half of April in comparison with the previous weeks, which was a sign of cooling property market.
Emmanuel Macron's campaign said it had been the target of a massive massive hacking operation that dumped its emails online, just over 24 hours before voters went to the polls.
On Saturday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said that the weak Yen stopped boosting export growth as companies moved production overseas.
Russia's Defence Ministry reported on Saturday that the Russian-proposed safe zones in Syria would come into force at midnight.
On Saturday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said that the weak Yen stopped boosting export growth as companies moved production oversees.
On Saturday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said that the weak Yen did not to boost export growth as companies moved production oversees.
On Saturday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said that not only monetary policies of the world's major central banks were impacting capital flows.
Japan reported on Saturday that it would provide $40B to the Asian Development Bank in order to promote new high-level technologies and improve quality infrastructure in the region.
Russia's Roskomnadzor restricted the access to the WeChat, the China's social media app, due to violation of information provider's registration rules.