The Foreign Minister of Turkey Mevlut Cavusoglu called on Saturday to rebuild trust with Greece and start new chapter in bilateral relations.
According to a senior defence official, Iran wants to increase capacity of its cruise and ballistic missiles and acquire submarines and long-range ships of new generation.
According to the Interfax news agency, the Foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Lavrov said that continuation of discussion of the Ukrainian crisis within Normandy format became impossible after assassination of Alexander Zakharchenko.
The Economy Minister of Italy Giovanni Tria said on Saturday that his country will respect budget commitments made to the European Union and take action on concerns outlined by the Fitch rating agency.
The Foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Lavrov stated on Saturday that another extension of American sanctions against his country is counter-productive, yet Moscow is ready to renew dialogue.
Qiushi, the journal of China's Communist Party, noted on Saturday that continuation of trade war with the United States might have a negative effect on financial stability, though not hindering stable growth of the economy.
On Saturday, the European Union decided to revoke limitations on the sale of Chinese solar panels, thus opening door to inexpensive imports.
The UK Junior Foreign Minister Alistair Burt arrived in Tehran on Saturday to meet with the Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to discuss trade issues and details of monetary dealings after the US withdrawal from the nuclear deal.
Indian and Nepalese officials have signed an agreement to construct a railway between the capital of Nepal and the Indian border.
The Governor of Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda on Saturday gave an interview to Yomiuri Shimbun daily, outlaying the future plans of the central bank.
Californian lawmakers have passed a bill on Friday that might help Pacific Gas and Electric Corporation in avoiding liabilities for last year's wildfires.
The Chinese HNA Group announced on Saturday that the corporation has cut almost eleven percent of its debt in the first half of 2018.
During this weekend the representatives of Philippines and Israel are holding talks, which aim to boost cooperation in tourism, labour and defence.
The top electoral court of Brazil late on Friday barred the previously jailed Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from running in the upcoming presidential elections.
The President of the Philippines on Saturday visited for the first time Israel to conduct bilateral cooperation talks.
The Chinese firm Meituan Dianping has announced the indicative price for its Hong Kong IPO just below $10, which would value the company at $55B.
The representatives of the US counter-intelligence have accused Chinese agencies of using dubious LinkedIn accounts to attract Americans, who have access to US government secrets.
The head of the Bank of Japan on Saturday publicly expressed that the BOJ is not going to hike interest rates in the foreseeable future.
The auto piloted car of Apple rear ended another automobile on Friday while merging onto an expressway.
The International Monetary Fund issues a statement that supports the actions of the government of Argentina, indicating that the IMF might bail out the government in case of a crisis.
The Foreign Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland on Friday revealed that the Canadian diplomats can reach a win-win deal with United States in renegotiating NAFTA trade pact.
After losing value heavily previously the Argentinian peso recovered late on Friday, as the Argentinian central bank auctioned off US Dollar reserves.
On Saturday, Chinese officials announced that they will prevent hazardous investment and redundant development in the country's auto industry.
The Bank of Canada is unlikely to change interest rates, at least until October, as it is faced with the uncertainty for Canada's future trade agreement with the United States.