As it was already clear after first stage of counting votes, the Finnish people have re-elected Sauli Niinisto as their President with total of 62.7% of votes. The second candidate Pekka Haavisto secured only 12.4%.
The foreign reserves of the Saudi Arabian central bank rose for the third month in December. This signals that the higher oil prices are reinforcing the country's profits.
Nicos Anastasiades Iis set to face the leftist candidate Stavros Malas in the final stage of the country's elections on February 4.
A recent report released by Barron's is advising investors to sell First Solar stock after the company has made significant gains during the previous months.
The President of Finland Sauli Niinisto was set to be re-elected after he gained more than 60% of the votes after the first stage of the vote counting process.
The Peruvian President's Pedro Pablo Kuczynski's approval has fallen by 19 percent. The main reason is the pardon of the previous President.
The President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan announced on Sunday that Turkey will secure its border with Syria.
Israeli Prime Minister on Sunday continued to scold the new Polish law, which is set to make it illegal to place holocaust blame on Poland.
The Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau on Sunday defended the NAFTA agreement and accused his political rivals of giving in to US demands.
The Minister of the British Cabinet Office David Lidington is urging his party to unite in the opinion on how to leave the EU.
Chinese Foreign Minister on Sunday told the Japanese Foreign Minister that China wants to create more cordial relations.
Donald Trump is set to address the US Congress on Tuesday. Last year the address caused a stock surge.
Leaders of Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt have scheduled a meeting for Monday. The goal of the meeting is to discuss the new Ethiopian dam.
The head of the Dutch central bank Klaas Knot has announced that the ECB should reveal how the bank's asset purchase program will end after the current bond buying ends in September.
People are being evacuated in the French region surrounding Paris, as flood alerts have been triggered.
IG Metall, one of the largest labour unions in Germany, claimed that day-long strikes are planned for the next week that could hit such companies as Daimler and Siemens AG.
Authorities of Paris are preparing for the worst-case scenario of a massive flood since the record rainfall in France over the past weeks caused the Seine river to rise inexorably.
On Sunday, the leader of Russian opposition Alexei Navalny was arrested after joining the protests in Moscow calling for presidential election boycott in March 2018.
Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of the Swedish furniture conglomerate IKEA and one of the wealthiest men in Sweden, has died at 91.
The anti-immigrant Czech President Milos Zeman won a second five-year term, beating his pro-EU rival Jiri Drahos in a close race.
Turkey asked the United States to remove its military personnel from the northern Manbij region of Syria after announcing a plan to go after Syrian Kurdish fighters in the area.
The US President Donald Trump would negotiate "tougher" and with a "different attitude" in the ongoing Brexit talks between the UK and the EU.
Heavy fighting resumed in the eastern region of Ghouta in Syria after a car bomb attack by jihadist rebels.
Preliminary results of a presidential election in Finland show that the current president Sauli Niinisto is likely to secure his re-election.