The IMF should decide whether it will take part in Greece's current bailout programme by the end of the year, the country's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said.
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called on Qatar and the Arab countries to enter into talks to solve a diplomatic dispute and restore regional unity.
The inflation growth in Egypt eased in August, suggesting that the increase in prices before the government's subsidy cuts rebound have peaked.
The Philippines is set to forbid the use of mobile phones by security personnel during the East Asian Summit and summit of the ASEAN in November.
China is likely to set a deadline for car manufacturers to finish sales of fossil fuel vehicles in an attempt to push companies to boost efforts in electric cars' development.
Australian banks are expected to leave their wealth-management business without being forced by government, parliamentary banking inquiry head said.
The BoE is unlikely to surprise markets with any changes announced at the next week's meeting, as a Brexit fears offset concerns over the higher-than-expected inflation growth.
Chinese company RYB Education Institution, which provides early childhood education, is set to raise nearly $100M through an IPO in the US.
Angela Merkel stated that she would be ready to become involved in talks over the end of the North Korea's nuclear missiles program, suggesting the Iran nuclear talks as a model
China's liquor brand Moutai reported that the company's overseas sales along Belt and Road with a total yearly increase of 40% in the H1 of 2017.
One of the largest container shipping firm Maersk saw solid growth in containerised trade amongst BRICS countries in the first half of 2017.
China's oil company CEFC plans to buy a stake of 14.16% in Russia's oil firm Rosneft for a total value of $9.1B after the US imposes new sanctions on Russia.
Sources close to the matter reported on Saturday that Apple's brand-new smartphone would be called iPhone X.
The Turkish Foreign Minister cautioned Turkish citizens living in Germany to take care during the election cycle, citing rising racism.
The US Department of State reported that the US Undersecretary of State Thomas Shannon would meet Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov on September 10-12 in Helsinki.
The death toll from the 8.2-magnitude earthquake that hit Mexico on Thursday rose to at least 90, according to local media.
The leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un hosted a celebration for nuclear scientists who directed and oversaw its largest nuclear test last week, the country's news agency reported.
Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army declared a one-month unilateral ceasefire from this Sunday to enable humanitarian aid groups to provide assistance in northwest Myanmar.
In order to deal with the fast growing $3T shadow banking industry, Chinese regulators ordered trust companies to strengthen their compliance practices and increase transparency.
China began studies to determine a timeline for when to halt the production and sale of diesel and petrol cars, as reported by the Chinese news agency Xinhua.
Sedqi Sobhi, the Egyptian Defence Minister, is set to visit South Korea to negotiate over security and military cooperation between both countries.
The US President Donald Trump and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Ergodan agreed to proceed on work towards stronger regional security and ties.
Thomas `Shannon, the US Undersecretary of State, and Sergey Ryabkov, the Russian Deputy FM, are set to meet in Helsinki to discuss areas of bilateral cooperation and concern.
The EU economic and financial committee criticised Donald Trump's economic policy, being worried that the President's efforts to increase protectionism could threaten global economy.