According to the CTBTO, the nuclear proliferation watchdog, unusual and suspicious seismic activity was detected in North Korea and took place about 50 km from prior tests.
According to the Electoral Commission, the votes cast for the National Party, the ruling party of New Zealand, has reached 46.5%, while the Labour Party has gathered 35.5%.
According to the ITLOS, Ghana did not violate any rights of Ivory Coast by performing the hydrocarbon activities, such as oil drilling, carried out in the disputed maritime area.
Scopes of volunteers and trained rescuers army have combed through Mexico's deadliest earthquake rubble, hoping to rescue possible survivors four days after the disaster.
An online petition against London's decision to strip Uber of the taxi licence has already gathered 500,000 signatures, only 24 hours after the announcement.
California's Chief Elections Officer said that the US Department of Homeland Security assumed Russian hackers tried to identify weakness in the state's election website ahead of last year's presidential elections.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her main counterpart, Martin Schulz, make their final appeal to voters ahead of parliamentary elections on Sunday, with both urging not to support the right-wing populist AfD party.
Turkey's Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said that the country's steps in response to an independence referendum in northern Iraq's Kurdish region would have diplomatic, security, economic and political dimensions.
The UK Prime Minister Theresa May set out a plan to retain a full access to the EU's single market for 2 years after Brexit to reset the tone of stalled talks with Brussels.
The rating agency Moody's revised downwards the UK's credit rating to Aa2 amid fears that Brexit would weigh on the economy.
The Head of the group of the Eurozone finance ministers Jeroen Dieselbloem said that Greece would remain under supervision after the country exits its current bailout programme next year.
Iran announced it had successfully tested a new medium-range missile, in defiance of the US President Donald Trump, who criticised Iran's missile programme and the 2015 nuclear deal with the country.
The UK government Minister for London criticised the London authorities for deciding not to renew Uber's taxi license expiring on September 30, a setback for the US company that has become a major player in the capital's transport system.
Ukraine and Canada confirmed a joint commitment to strengthen bilateral relations to ensure that both Ukrainians and Canadians can benefit from the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement.
Russia urged to calm down, as the US admitted it felt challenged by North Korea's statement that it could test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific, and the US President Donald Trump and the leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un traded more insults.
The Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak reported that Russia was ready to extend the oil production cuts agreed with the OPEC beyond the Q1 of 2018 if necessary.
The US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross reported that the NAFTA renegotiation might be delayed amid regional elections in both Canada and Mexico.
Amid Canada's strong trade dependency on the US market, the country would unlikely quit the NAFTA talks, according to market analysts and government insiders.
On Saturday, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged for Japan to continue with the dialogue over North Korea.
California, Ohio, Wisconsin and 10 more states reported that they were among 21 states targeted by Russian hackers during the 2016 Presidential Election.
On Saturday, China reported that it would ban petroleum exports to North Korea and textile imports from the neighboring country.
Oil prices rose by 43 cents on Friday, reaching $56.86 a barrel, as key producers met in Vienna and notified that they might wait until January to expand volume of production beyod the Q1.
On Friday, the Foreign Ministry of Canada said that it will impose personal sanctions against forty Venezuelan top officials, as a punishment for "anti-democratic behaviour".
On Friday, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Inspector General Daniel Levinson said that it would conduct an internal investigation over the US Health Secretary Tom Price's alleged use of private aircraft for working needs.