The death toll rose to 22 people amid hurricane Irma that has pounded Cuba's northern coast and then reached Florida, where already millions of people have evacuated.
China would put on trial a Taiwanese activist suspected in state power subversion, who went missing during the visit to the mainland, but then had been detained.
Equifax Inc has faced criticism from cyber security experts and consumers over the hack, which could compromise 143 million Americans' personal data. Company's shares dropped 18%.
The ICRC stated that one of their drivers was killed by unidentified gunmen when the convoy of nine trucks was ambushed in the Western Equatoria State, South Sudan.
German officials have found lists with 5,000 names of possible targets during the raids in eastern Germany in the workplaces and homes of two terrorism suspects.
Hurricane Irma's deadly strike on the Caribbean has affected the multi billion Dollar tourism industry of the region, since airlines, cruises and hotels closed for the peak winter season.
According to the RIA news agency, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov would meet the US Undersecretary of State Shannon in Helsinki on September 11-12.
According to Economy Minister Varga, Hungary should postpone the decision for further payroll tax cuts after reductions agreed with country's employers for 2017.
China's conglomerate CEFC decided to purchase a 14.16% stake in Russia's Rosneft from the QIA and Glencore's consortium for $9.1B to strengthen energy partnership between Beijing and Moscow.
According to Military Council of Deir al-Zor, US-backed Syrian militants launched the operation in the country's northern province against Islamic State.
According to the US NHC, Hurricane Irma struck Cuba's northern coast as a Category 5 storm with 160 mph winds, the most powerful hurricane classification.
Following the suspension of United Nations activities in the violence-riven region of Myanmar, the Red Cross is now scaling up its operations there.
Late on Friday, the Australian Defence Minister Marise Payne said the country would send troops to help the Philippines battle against IS militants in Marawi.
At the Pacific Islands Leaders Forum, the Prime Minister of Australia Malcolm Turnbull said the country would continue its Pacific Islands migrant worker programme.
On Saturday, the Japanese Air Self Defence Forces revealed that the country's F-15 fighters and the US B1-B bombers had conducted drills over the East China Sea.
Kim Hyong Gil, North Korea's ambassador to Mexico, stated that tensions between his country and the US were not Mexico's business.
South Korea warned that North Korea could launch another intercontinental missile on Saturday to commemorate its founding day.
SK Hynix, a South Korean chip maker, and Bain Capital, a US private-equity firm, lifted their bid for Toshiba's chip company to 2.4T yen ($22.3B).
China's National Bureau of Statistics reported on Saturday that its PPI jumped 6.3% year-over-year last month, up from July's rise of 5.5%.
At least 61 casualties were reported after the 8.1 magnitude earthquake, the strongest in 85 years, hit the southern states of Chiapas and Oaxaca in Mexico late Thursday.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron to increase international pressure on North Korea and resolve the conflict with negotiations.
The Foreign Secretary of the Philippines said on Friday that the country had suspended trade with North Korea to comply with the latest UNSC resolution over its missile tests.
The National Bureau of Statistics of China reported on Saturday that the Producer Price Index increased 5.5% month-on-month in August, driven by a rise in raw material prices.
There is a fear that hurricane Irma may cause the most widespread outages ever experienced in Florida'. State's officials reported that residents should be prepared to go days or weeks without power.