The Foreign Minister of Iran Javad Zarif stated on Sunday that the French claims that Iran was building up nuclear weapons were nonsense.
On Sunday, the Foreign Minister of the United Kingdom Dominic Raab stated Britain should not offer free trade to countries that are abusers of human rights.
The Austrian government announced on Sunday that it would extend the coronavirus lockdown into February.
On Sunday, the Foreign Minister of the United Kingdom Dominic Raab stated that the UK could ease COVID-19 measures in March.
The Finance Ministry of Israel announced on Sunday that the Israeli economy is likely going to grow 4.6% in 2021.
On Monday, the Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y.Lee was set to face court charts on bribery, which could have him removed from his post.
On Sunday, Foreign Minister of Germany Heiko Maas stated that vaccinated people could be allowed to go to cinemas and restaurants.
Reuters revealed on Sunday that the incoming US President Joe Biden had prepared a dozen executive orders to be signed on day one of his presidency.
On Sunday, Deliveroo revealed that it had raised additional $180 million from its investors, which brings the total value of the company to $7 billion.
Facebook Inc stated on Saturday that it would ban all ads promoting rotective equipment and weapon accessories.
The French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian stated on Sunday that the EU would like to end trade disputes and find a common ground with the new US President, Joe Biden.
Ron Klain, the member of the President-elect Joe Biden's staff, stated on Saturday that right after innaguration President would push changes on immigration, climate change, student loans and housing.
The British food-delivery firm Deliveroo stated on Sunday that it had managed to raise $180M from its investors.
Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard is exploring partnership opportunities with Europe's retailer Carrefour after their takeover negotiations failed.
Amazon.com's first US union election in seven years is set to start in early February, while a vote count will begin March 30, according to a US labour board official.
Fiat Chrysler and PSA Group have closed their long-awaited merger deal this weekend to become Stellantis, the fourth-biggest auto group in the world, ready to shift its focus to electric driving.
General Motors signed a tentative deal with the labour union Unifor for the carmaker to make an investment of nearly C$1B ($785.42M) in its Canadian CAMI Assembly Plant to build commercial electric vans.
Goldman Sachs on Saturday raised its outlook for the US economy growth amid the stimulus plan presented by the President-elect Joe Biden.
European Carrefour SA and Canadian Couche-Tard agreed on Saturday to discuss partnership after acquistion talks had failed.
On Saturday, the French PSA and the Italian-American Fiat Chrysler finalized the long-awaited $52 billion merger deal to become Stellantis.
On Saturday, the Russian government announced that air travel from Moscow to Qatar, Vietnam, Finland and India would restart from January 27.
On Saturday, the German ruling Christian Democratic Union has selected Armin Laschet as the new chairman.
The Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan has authorized the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, the Pakistani Health Minister Faisal Sultan said on Saturday.
The Brazilian government stated on Saturday that it would not prohibit Huawei to participate in 5G network auctions.