Morocco called neighboring Algeria to assume its responsibility in controlling illegal migration, the foreign ministry reported in his statement.
Islamic State militants have attacked an Iraqi police base in a town that is being used as a staging ground for the Mosul offensive, killing at three policemen.
The polling station in Besançon was evacuated due to a suspicous vehicle that was reportedly stolen. Police are on the scene as terror fears continue to loom over France.
The British Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Damian Green said on Sunday that the UK's ruling Conservative Party's campaign would focus on Brexit and domestic issues.
On Sunday, an Israeli attack on the Syrian pro-government National Defence Forces' military base killed three members of the NDF, sources close to the matter reported.
Yesterday, Philippine military forces killed three more Islamist militants on a tourist island, top military officials reported on Sunday.
The German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he was not worried about the US President Donald Trump's promised corporate tax cuts.
On Friday, North Korea detained an American citizen, South Korea's media reported, bringing the total number of US citizens detained in North Korea to three.
On Sunday, French voters has started casting ballots in the first round of the presidential election that is set to determine the future of the European Union.
China's Ping An Bank, a leading Chinese commercial bank, reported net profit of $900M in the first quarter of 2017, up 2.1% from the previous year.
The Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of the North's ruling Workers' Party, said on Sunday that the country was ready to sink the US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson to show military might.
France votes for the a new president with around 50,000 police and 7,000 soldiers deployed across the nation to secure polling.
The Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez asked for "true and accessible" media coverage of protests in Venezuela, claiming that the country faces a "very aggressive global media campaign".
Banks in China face profitability pressure as the country's economic growth is slowing, reports Moody's Investors Service.
The Trump administration aims to achieve 3% economic growth, says the US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
Saudi Arabia's King issued a decree restoring allowances for military personnel and civil servants that had been reduced under austerity measures.
Donald Trump visited US service members placed at Walter Reed Medical Center and awarded the Purple Heart to injured Army Sergeant 1st Class Alvaro Barrientos.
Current account imbalances cannot be cured using only exchange-rate adjustments, said the Japan's Finance Minister, after IMF was called for scrutiny of currency exchange moves.
California regulators released Apple's self-driving car testing plan to Reuters, which provided some clues about its autonomous car technology aspirations.
The Saudi Arabia's currency reserves were strong, accounting for 80% of GDP, and the trade deficit could fall amid a decline in imports, said the Kingdom's central bank governor.
The Trump's tax reform would not be income-neutral and would raise budget deficits in the short-term, said the US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
The ECB can provide cash to banks if presidential vote in France roils markets. However, suppressing a growth in governments' borrowing costs would go beyond the central bank's remit, the ECB policymaker Ignazio Visco said.
The Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that trade imbalances could not be fixed through exchange-rate adjustments alone, pushing back against the US calls to enhance the IMF's scrutiny of currency moves.
The EU considers legislative measures to harmonise how social media platforms including Facebook and Twitter fight against hate speech, fake news and incitement to violence.