On Thursday, the UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said that a second referendum on Scottish independence is unnecessary.
An analyst from HSBC said they expected a mainstream candidate to win the 2017 French presidential race, despite the latest opinion polls suggesting that the far-right party remained strong.
On Thursday, the European Union's top official said that the EU would take more legal action against governments that protected their domestic car producers after the Volkswagen emission-test scandal.
The head of London's Metropolitan Police Service said on Thursday that Donald Trump's planned visit to the UK could happen around June.
Bitcoin exchanges operating in China claimed on Thursday that they will tighten their watch over customers' identities and incomes due to pressures from the Central Bank.
Yum Brands showed lower than expected sales growth in the last quarter of 2016 due to a declining number of customers for Pizza Hut.
The Native American tribe is unlikely to stop Dakota Access pipeline as the US Army had already permitted its construction under the Missouri River.
Germany expressed concerns about Donald Trump's plans to make amendments in banking regulations that were established post-crisis, Finance Ministry officials said on Thursday.
Voestalpine was claimed free of any violations by the general Austrian financial regulator after doubt arose on the way the company informed its investors about exceeded costs in Texas.
Two Salafists, suspected in a terrorist attack planning, were arrested by the German police officers during their raids on Thursday.
Russian officials claimed on Thursday that they see NATO military forces in the Baltic States as well as Germany and Poland a threat with an ending date they are unaware of.
Awaiting his meeting with the newly elected US President Donald Trump, Shinzo Abe indicated that talks on security, macroeconomics and trade will be proposed on a cabinet level.
Nokia has expressed the desire to buy Comptel Company for about $370M to extend the software services, as demand for it has risen.
On Thursday, it has become known that Boeing had won a $13.9B order to deliver about 35 wide-body aircrafts to Singapore Airlines.
According to the Gaza Ministry of Health two Palestinians died and five injured in a tunnel explosion caused by Israeli bombing near the Egyptian borderline.
The Court of China sentenced the ex-Chairman of the biggest government-owned automaker FAW Group to 11.5 years in jail as he took bribes in the total amount of $1.8M.
Tesla will suspend its California factory production for one week this February as it needs to prepare the Model 3 high-volume vehicle manufacturing.
On Thursday, Asian stocks jumped to their best mark in over 18 months on the back of increasing investor confidence in China.
South Korea's court ruled against the Japanese carmaker in a lawsuit accusing Nissan of using a defeat device in Qashqai car models, ordering the automaker to recall 814 vehicles.
A boat carrying about 15 people onboard tipped over near the Tawau port in Sabah, Malaysia. So far, only two people have been found alive, local maritime authorities reported.
South Korean artists filed a lawsuit against the country's President and some ex-members of her administration over unlawful attempt to violate artists' right for free speech.
New Zealand's central bank left its official cash rate unchanged and announced in its monetary policy statement that increases would be made no earlier than July 2019.
The company announced plans to launch its Dragon spacecraft from the pad at the Kennedy Space Center on February 18. The mission would bring equipment and supplies to the ISS.
The US District Court judge blocked consolidation of the two health insurers, stating that the deal would decrease competition and raise prices for consumers.