In a decision announced on Sunday, Liberia's Union Party ruled to expell President Ellen Sirleaf who was accused of meddling into election process that took place last year.
According to source familiar with the matter, Parliament of Egypt voted in favour of changes in cabinet, which pressupose new ministers for tourism and local development.
According to the Sueddeutsche Zeitung, Airbus offered German prosecutors to close an investigation into the sale of Typhoon jets to Austria in exchange for a $85M settlement.
According to the US Geological Survey (USGS), a 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit the coast line of southern Peru; no damages or injuries have been reported yet.
The leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn said on Sunday that it will not support a second referendum on exit from the European Union.
The US President Trump met with the trade envoy Lighthizer to discuss the revision of the NAFTA, as well as trade ties with China, as new tariffs will be imposed.
According to Brexit campaigner Farage, a vote for Britain to leave the bloc may be reversed by a powerful and well-organised group of the European Union supporters.
Myanmar and Bangladesh are set to meet on Monday in order to discuss how to re-locate around 650 000 Rohingya back to their territory.
Deutsche Bank has appointed Andreas Voss as the Head of Trade Finance for Financial Institutions to develop its business in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said in an interview on Sunday that the failure of the US to undermine the nuclear accord was a ‘long-lasting victory' for the country.
The US-based auto manufacturer Ford Motor Co plans to re-enter the local market for pickup trucks by introducing the 2019 Ford Ranger.
A volcano eruption in an island located near the northern coastline of Papua New Guinea called for an evacuation of about 1 500 people, the Red Cross stated on Sunday.
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services said in a statement that people who were granted protection under DACA might request a renewal under the previously-existing terms.
The Venezuelan government and opposition concluded their meeting without a deal on Saturday, thus failing to agree on measures how to address its political and economic crisis.
The China Banking Regulatory Commission plans to increase supervision of the country's banking sector this year in an attempt to reduce financial risks.
According to Qatar National Bank, the economic growth in Southeast Asia might have experienced a slowdown in Q4 2017 due to reduced public and private investment.
Mary Barra, the Chief Executive Officer of General Motors Co, expressed optimism about the survival of NAFTA amid plans to build new trucks in Mexico.
French major mobile telephone operators have aimed to spend at least €3B to ensure 4G network coverage in black spots across the country so that there are no uncovered gaps by 2020.
The Philippines raised an alert at the restive Mayon volcano on Sunday, citing signs of rising magma, such as unleashed ash and sulfuric odor that could lead to the hazardous eruption.
According to the IRNA news agency, the Iranian government has lifted restrictions on one of the most popular messaging app Telegram that has approximately 40M users in the country.
The Interior Minister of Chili Mario Fernandez promised on Saturday that Pope Francis will be safe during his visit this week despite a number of attacks on Catholic churches in Santiago.
Congolese and Ugandan forces started a joint offensive in the city of Beni against the rebellious Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) that attacked and killed 15 UN peacekeepers last month.
The Finance Minister of Brazil Henrique Meirelles stated on late Saturday that a decision by rating agency S&P to downgrade country's long-term sovereign debt rating to BB- from BB will have no impact on projected 3% GDP growth.
After major protests the Tunisian government has decided upon spending $70 million on aiding to the poor families of the country.