According to the British media report on Sunday, the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been invited to the White House by the US President Donald Trump.
On Sunday, Boeing Company's Starliner spacecraft was landed in New Mexico, as a software issue forced officials into cancelling a unmanned mission.
On Sunday, the Defence Minister of Turkey Hulusi Akar stated at an event that Turkey would stand by the recognized government of Libya until peace is reached in the country.
Amidst protests against the ongoing French pension system reform, the President of France Emmanuel Macron announced that in the future he would forego one of his special pension payouts.
On Sunday, the Italian 5-Star Movement announced that Italian politicians should have more impact on the appointment of the Governor of Bank of Italy.
On Monday, the stock of United Arab Emirates based Brooge Petroleum and Gas Investment Company is set to start trading on Nasdaq stock exchange.
On Sunday, the SonntagsZeitung reported that the CEO of Credit Suisse Tidjane Thiam is expected to be cleared from charges in the second probe of the bank's staff surveillance.
On Sunday, as the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi hosted his Hindu party's rally, across the country protests continued over the new citizenship law.
On Sunday, Tesco announced that it is suspending a supplier of Christmas cards due to a press report that the cards were produced by forced prison labour.
On Sunday, Reuters published a think tank report, which stated that the Chinese government could increase artificial intelligence regulations.
The Sunday Times revealed on Sunday that the President of the United States Donald Trump has invited the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson to the White House next year.
As the trade dispute between Indonesia and Europe increases, on Sunday, Indonesia banned European liquor imports.
On Sunday, as cool weather helped with fires in Australia, the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison defended anti-global warming policies.
On Saturday, the President of the United States announced that the Phase One trade deal with China should be signed very shortly.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron on Saturday called upon French strikers to suspend strikes during the Christmas holidays.
On Saturday, the President of the United States Donald Trump stated that the House of Representatives holding off sending in impeachment articles against him is unfair.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron announced on Saturday that he has approved of the launch of a new West African Franc to be launched sometime in 2020.
On Saturday, representatives of the West African Economic and Monetary Union announced that it is about to enact a CFA franc reform.
On Saturday, the President of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel announced that the Minister of Tourism Manuel Marrero Cruz would become the Prime Minister of Cuba.
On Saturday, leaders of Western Balkans met and agreed upon a movement of people and goods deal that is set to boost investment and trade.
French railway services remained disrupted on Saturday, as rail workers continued to strike at the start of holiday season.
On Saturday, the Finance Minister and Vice Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz stated that Germany is firmly rejecting the US sanctions on the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
On Saturday, Colombian officials announced that the government has awarded three companies broadband contracts valued $1.5 billion.
Bulgarian officials announced on Saturday that the Bulgarian economy would grow by 3.6% in 2019 instead of previously expected 3.4%.