Peugeot-owner PSA reported that would use an existing eastern Europe Opel site in order to assemble 200K petrol engines.
Accounting firm EY reported on Thursday that it was cooperating with the authorities in Italy in an investigation over the case where one of company's former employees had sold the confidential government information.
The opposition deputies reported on Thursday that a bill that was sponsored by the ruling Law and Justice party in Poland would most probably disrupt the fairness of elections.
Germany Social Democrats are under the growing pressure to stop the country's tendency toward a new election after ruling out a repeat of their outgoing coalition with Angela Merkel.
The EU privacy regulators will hold talks next week on an Uber's massive data breach cover-up, most probably creating a task-force to monitore investigations.
The chief of the Russian General Staff reported on Thursday that Russia's military forces in Syria would likely be substantially reduced and a draw-down could begin before the end of the year 2017.
Fiat Chrysler Automotive India has decided to recall about 1200 Jeep Compass vehicles that have already been sold in India for the replacement of the front passenger air bag.
The Lebanese Prime Minister stated on Thursday that country's political crisis was a wake-up call for inhabitants with different loyalties to put the country ahead of regional problems.
The House of Commons' leader reported on Thursday that the discussions on the Brexit withdrawal bill would start on December 4.
Argentine Navy reported on Thursday that an explosion was detected near the area where a submarine disappeared last week with 44 crew on board.
According to the data released by Statistics Canada, the country's retail sales were up 0.1% in September, missing analysts' expectations for a 1.0% increase.
The ONS reported on Thursday the UK's second estimate GDP came in at 0.4% for the third quarter of 2017, unchanged from the preliminary reading.
The President of the EU Commission Jean-Claude Juncker stated that he expected to see in the following few days whether the Brexit talks with Britain could enter the second phase.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel's top ally stated that the Social Democrats should reconsider the opposition to joining new German "grand coalition", as the EU urged for a stable government.
Saudi Arabia is planning to issue tourist visas to foreigners, starting next year amid government's intention to open up the Kingdom and find new ways to diversify the country's economy.
The UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura was set to visit Moscow on November 24, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister stated on Thursday.
According to Rosstandart, Peugeot-Citroen is planning to recall 2,971 Citroen C4 Aircross and 3,085 Peugeot 4008 vehicles across Russia, sold in the time period of 2012-2016.
The Czech President Milos Zeman is planning to name Andrej Babis as country's Prime Minister on December 6 and announce the Cabinet on December 15.
According to the UK House of Commons, the Brexit withdrawal bill will be debated by the British Parliament starting from December 4 and will last for at least four days.
The German steel producer ThyssenKrupp reported on Wednesday an increase of 18% in its order intake this fiscal year, thus showing the highest annual advance since 2012.
Chinese stocks edged lower on Thursday, as new regulations and investor shifts to larger-cap companies put downward pressure on the Asian market.
The Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is likely to return the police to his drugs war after suspension; a move that could retrigger protests by some activists accusing the police of committing murders.
The United States suspended travel for its officials to Myanmar's troubled Rakhine state, amid concerns over possible public outcries linked to Rex Tillerson's accusations of ethnic cleansing in Myanmar.
According to the data posted on Thursday, Chinese trade with North Korea plunged to $334.9M in October, reaching the lowest level since February, following tough sanctions imposed by the UN.