The US authorities might fine six Turkish banks several billions of dollars over violating sanctions with Iran, as reported by Turkey's news agency Haberturk.
The US President Trump's tax reform plans got partial approval when Republican Senator Paul stated that he was supporting the massive tax cuts.
Five Syrian projectiles have set off air raid sirens in Israel, prompting the local military to intensify the response to stray fire that has frequently spilled over the border.
The UN watchdog on torture prevention has suspended trips to Rwanda, referring to the obstructions imposed by the government, which has compromised the fact-finding mission.
Thousands of people around Australia have rallied urging gay marriage legalisation, just a week before the final ballots could be submitted in the postal survey on the issue.
Four people died, including three Bangladesh workers and one unidentified person, while 10 others went missing after a landslide at the construction site in George Town.
According to Qantas, the airline's jumbo jet that flew to San Francisco was compelled to turn back to Australia 90 minutes into the flight due to technical issues. No one has been injured.
Citizens of Czech Republic have voted on the final day of the Parliamentary Election. Billionaire businessman Babis could win the election on promises to weed out corruption and cut taxes.
Indian Central Bank has dismissed media report, which informed people that it was not obligatory to link Aadhar numbers, national ID card numbers, to a bank account.
According to Chinese planning agency's senior official, the country would introduce measures, which would guide private investment into areas with higher potential growth.
The Spanish government has met to impose a direct rule on rebel Catalonia to prevent the autonomous region from separating from Spain.
Despite a punishing war over the pollution that could affect industrial output, the head of the state said that China's economy would be on track to meet a growth target of 6.5% in 2017.
Police have detained a man, who has stabbed five people with a knife in Munich. Since the attacker's motive has remained unclear, local authorities have urged people to remain at home.
According to security sources, not less than 52 people died after police tried to storm an alleged militant shelter in the Sinai Peninsula.
On Saturday, many human rights groups and organizations criticized decision to appoint the President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe, as a goodwill ambassador of the World Health Organization (WHO).
On Saturday, the chairman of the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission Xiao Yaqing highlighted that state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and their private investors will benefit from the Communist Party of China (CPC) stronger governance.
He Lifeng, the chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), said that China's economy is on the way to hit 2017 growth target of 6.5%.
According to security forces, Iraqi military have finally taken control of the district of Altun Kupri in Kirkuk that was previously held by Kurdish Peshmerga soldiers.
Iraq was forced to increase oil exports from southern provinces by 200K barrels per day to compensate shortage of supplies from Kirkuk oil fields, the Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar al-Luaibi said on Saturday.
On Saturday, a senior official assured that the Communist Party of China (CPC) continues to maintain contacts and communicate with its North Korean colleagues, as it is essential for regional stability.
Not less than 72 people died after suicide bombers attacked two mosques in Kabul's western Dasht-e-Barchi district and central Ghor province, officials reported on Saturday.
The Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said he saw a possibility of repeated elections in the five country's states where the opposition won a majority of votes.
The Nikkei reported on Saturday that Mitsubishi is planning to collaborate with Digital Realty Trust to build about 10 data centres across Japan by 2022.
The US FAA has filed an offer to stop allowing US travellers to carry their laptops in checked bags, as tests showed the lithium-ion laptop battery can overheat and explode near an aerosol spray can.