On Monday, the Brexit Minister David Davis said that the UK would not accept "one-sided jurisdiction" by the European Court of Justice.
The Chicago Federal Reserve reported on Monday that its Economic Activity Index for the region rose to 0.49 in April, following the preceding month's 0.07.
An opinion poll released on Monday cut the UK Conservative Party's lead over the Labour Party from 20 points to 14.
On Monday, Ford Motors appointed James Hackett as its new Chief Executive Officer, following the retirement of Mark Fields.
The Conference Board reported on Monday that its Leading Economic Index for Australia increased 0.5% in March, following the preceding month's gain of 0.4%.
The Conference Board's Leading Economic Index for China advanced 1.2% in March, compared to the previous month's downwardly revised increase of 0.7%.
The Conference Board reported on Monday that its Leading Economic Index for Australia increased 0.5 percent in March, following the preceding monrh's gain of 0.4%.
Angela Merkel said today that Germany must substantially invest in electric cars to ensure that the country would not left behind by the shift to electric vehicles.
A young protester was killed on Monday after a police vehicle "accidentally" ran him over outside an oil and gas installation in south Tunisia after weeks of social unrest.
The French President Emmanuel Macron is to meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Paris on May 29, his office announced on Monday.
The Brazilian President Michel Temer said on Monday that he would not resign, since if he stepped down that would mean admitting guilt.
On Monday, Volkswagen and JAC Motor announced that the Chinese regulators approved their request to set up a joint venture for electric car production.
Pakistan has launched an investigation over anti-army publications in about 200 social media accounts and is eager to punish those users who spread negative materials against the military.
The European Union approved a common negotiating plan on Britain's withdraw from the bloc and warned the UK it would only open the trade talks, when the Brexit bill was settled.
On Monday, the Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that Germany must facilitate the French President Emmanuel Macron's success, adding that she seeks to aid fighting France's unemployment.
Russia arrested 16 suspected hackers in an ongoing investigation over the major hack that hit a million of domestic banks' customers last year as cyber criminals had spread malicious software via fake Android bank app.
On Monday, Turkey brought 200 suspects to trial accused of military coup plotting and orchestrating in 2016 who could be jailed for life, according to the Turkish prosecution.
The President of the US Donald Trump has reached Israel in his world tour. Trump urged leaders of the Middle East to work together and announced that peace is possible.
Representatives of North Korea have announced on Monday that the country is ready for the mass production of intermediate range missiles.
24 people are reported to be wounded amid a bomb explosion at a hospital of Thailand's capital; however, nobody has claimed the responsibility yet.
On Monday, the headquarters of the German SPD party were urgently evacuated during a weekly board meeting in the Willy Brandt Haus in Berlin as a suspicious item had been found in a mailroom of the building.
Cathay Pacific Airways made its biggest job cuts of 600 positions in the last 20 years as a part of company's plan to boost profitability.
On Monday, China urged all sides to exercise restraint after North Korean announcement that its intermediate-range ballistic missile had been test-launched successfully.
Airbus hired an independent group of experts including two ex-ministers to observe its anti-corruption practices as the UK and France started bribery and fraud inquiries into the jetliner sales.