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The US administration expressed its disappointment with Russia's reaction to Washington's airstrikes on a Syrian military base, the US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said.
The Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called for conducting an impartial investigation of the suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria this week, adding that the US missile airstrikes risked deepening extremism in the region.
The former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton disagreed with the US President Donald Trump's reasoning for ordering airstrikes on Syria, saying that it conflicted with Trump's intention to ban the Muslim-majority country's refugees from entering the US.
Basque militant group Eta gave a list of weapons caches to French police becoming a disarmed organisation.
The US President Donald Trump accepted invitation to visit China after hosting the Chinese President Xi Jinping at Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that he is "disappointed but not surprised" with Russia's response to American strikes on the Syrian air base.
Thousands of protesters marched in the largest South African cities demanding the impeachment of the President Jacob Zuma.
The Chinese Banking Regulatory Commission promised to improve supervision over irregularities in the banking sector to curb risks amid the emergence of new financial products.
The Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg and the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang agreed to resume negotiations on a free trade agreement between the two nations after a meeting in Beijing.
William Dudley, the president of Fed of New York, suggested the Federal reserve to postpone the next interest rate hike if it starts the process of trimming bond portfolio.
An Italian court forbade Uber to use its applications and advertise or promote its services within the country in order to protect local taxi drivers.
China and Norway signed an internationally significant pact to recover free trade negotiations, denoting the end of 6-year diplomatic freeze.
Russia notified to close down a so-called military "deconfliction line" intended to help Russian and US forces to prevent inadvertent conflicts in Syria.
Prospects of Canada's economic growth improved this year, while BoC remain cautious on higher interest rates due to uncertainties in US trade policies.
Rupert Murdoch received approvement by the European Commission on a deal to buy UK broadcaster Sky TV for $14.5 billion. The bid expected not to raise any competition concerns.
China's Xi Jinping urged trade and investment cooperation with the US in the first meeting with Donald Trump, discussing commercial and security issues.
French presidential race turns into tighter in final weeks as the gap between long-time frontrunners Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron narrowed, polls showed.
Deutsche Bank's CEO John Cryan claimed he intends to focus on strengthening revenue growth as $8.5B was raised from shareholders to reinforce capital.
Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, called for the European Union and Britain to reach an agreement to recognize both Central banks' rules after Brexit.
The US job gains slowed in March due to retail sector layoffs, however, drop in the unemployment rate of 4.5%, 10-year low, highlighted that strength of the labour market remained intact.
According to local police, the death toll rose to three people after a truck crashed into a department store on central Stockholm's shopping street.
A car rammed into people on the Drottningatan shopping street in the centre of Stockholm, leaving no less than three people dead.
Twitter filed a lawsuit against the US government, which demanded to reveal the identity of people behind the account opposed to the President Donald Trump, saying the request would violate the user's free speech.