According to economists' estimates, China's forex reserves rose insignificantly in March, as the US Dollar continued to weaken and two countries stood on the brink of a trade war.
The CEO of Saudi Aramco subsidiary Motiva Enterprises Brian Coffman announced on Sunday that his company took first steps to extend the largest US refinery's capacity from 600 to 1.5M bpd.
Erna Solberg, the Prime Minister of Norway, came down strongly on the growing trade protectionism by the Trump administration, warning that it might lead to war and regression.
Valdis Dombrovskis, the EC Commission Vice President, stated that Italy must follow the country's deficit-reduction pledge, as there was no room for flexibility.
Angola and Algeria confirmed the great potential for bilateral exchange, stressing the importance of improving political relations and economic cooperation.
The Egyptian Court ruled that the judicial decision to halt the licenses of Careem and Uber should not be implemented, allowing the ride-hailing firms to continue operations.
The Dutch counter-terrorism official Dick Shoof said on Saturday that Netherlands would increase border control with Germany amid a supposed terrorist attack in Muenster that happened earlier this day.
The President of Kyrgyzstan Sooronbai Jeenbekov fired on Saturday chairman of the State Committee of National Security Abdil Segizbayev as a part of political shifts within ruling Social Democratic party.
According to the Taiwan's Central News Agency, the White House has approved provision of licenses to American manufacturers that are needed to sell technology to Taiwan that would enable them to build submarines
The Norwegian ruling Conservative party voted on Saturday that country's $1T sovereign fund should be permitted to make investments in alternative renewable projects.
The CNN Turk reported on Saturday evening that the "Vitaspirit" tanker under a Maltese flag crashed in the Bosphorus strait on the outskirts of Istanbul in result of its steering equipment jamming.
The former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva agreed on Saturday to surrender to police after receiving Supreme Court's decision that rejected his appeal not to serve a 12-year imprisonment.
The Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan stated on Saturday that France is inciting terrorists, such as the Kurdish YPG and its political division PYD by welcoming them at the Elysee Palace.
The President of Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Charles Evans said on Saturday he is confident that inflation will meet the Fed's 2% target and that steady rate hikes will be reasonable.
Nearly a third of Air France flights were grounded on Saturday as employees organized another strike demanding from management a 6% pay rise.
According to German police, several people, including the driver, lost their lives, as car ran into crowd in the city of Muenster in western Germany. The cause of accident has not been established yet.
The Supreme Court of Brazil rejected on Saturday the latest appeal submitted by the country's former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to cancel an order of a lower court for him to begin serving a 12-year imprisonment.
According to the Der Spiegel newspaper, Germany's state debt is decreasing faster than expected because of greater tax revenues and, for this reason, should fall below the EU target threshold already in 2019.
The CFO of Deutsche Post DHL Group Melanie Kreis stated on Saturday that its freight unit requires significant improvements in order to be able to meet company's 2020 goals.
In the result of talks between the Nepali Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli and his Indian colleague Narendra Modi, the latter agreed to construct a railroad to Kathmandu and open internal waterways for Himalayan nation.
The Interior Ministry of Turkey announced on Saturday it will deport nearly 600 Afghan migrants who entered eastern Turkey through the border with Iran in coming days.
According to two sources familiar with the matter, Deutsche Bank's supervisory board called by Chairman Paul Achleitner could discuss replacement of the current CEO John Cryan tomorrow evening.
The former leader of Catalonia Carles Puigdemont stated on early Saturday he would stay in Germany while a local court makes a decision whether to extradite him to Spain or not. Nevertheless, he hoped to come back to Belgium eventually.
According to the RIA news agency, the Russian embassy in Britain send a request to the UK Foreign Minister Boris Johnson asking him to meet its envoy Alexander Yakovenko to discuss poisoning of Sergei Skripal in Salisbury.