The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have held discussions with German Chancellor Angela Merkel as they continue their five-day tour of Poland and Germany.
The Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim reshuffled his Cabinet on Wednesday replacing 11 ministers in the 27-member government Cabinet.
Indonesia's government on Wednesday banned the local branch of Islamic group Hizb ut-Tahrir, rejecting criticism from rights groups that the move was undemocratic.
A growing wildfire in the US state of California has forced thousands of residents of the small town of Mariposa to evacuate.
Renewed clashes erupted between Palestinian worshippers and Israeli security forces near the Lion's Gate in the Old City, where police used stun grenades against the demonstrators.
The Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Yang on Tuesday urged the United States to loosen its "outdated" restrictions on high-tech exports to China, to be able to tap the vast Chinese market and reduce the bilateral trade imbalance.
The French Foreign Minister wants major powers that are involved in the Syrian crisis to join a contact group that would make proposals to warring parties in order to break a deadlock in political negotiations.
At least four members of a Shiite family were killed today and one another injured when unidentified gunmen opened fire on their vehicle in Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan, police said.
Morgan Stanley reported an 11% rise in profit in the second quarter of 2017, increasing revenue from equity trading and provision of corporate advice, among other components.
The First Vice-President of the European Commission Frans Timmermans said on Wednesday that Poland might face penalty if the controversial Supreme Court reform was not halted.
On Wednesday, a regional Court of the Czech Republic ordered to reinstate the ban on the ride-hailing service Uber in the country's biggest city of Brno.
Toshiba stated that it had renewed blocking the Western Digital access to data at the memory chip join venture, escalating its tensions with the US company over previously planned chip business sale.
No less than 20 Yemeni civilians were reported to be dead, while dozens got injured after a Saudi-let air strikes hit a southern village in Taiz province.
According to the Amazon Web Service consumer agreement, the company had eased the conditions of its cloud computing contracts by removing a prohibition for customers to sue the firm over patent infringement.
On Wednesday, Singapore showed its readiness to help Philippines to fight the Islamist militancy by offering the country its military transport aircraft, drones and combat training facilities.
The Prime Minister of Britain Theresa May is willing to meet with a new business council to negotiate the economy and Brexit issues at the scheduled meeting on Thursday.
Poland's lower house supported the disputed Supreme Court reform, thus moving closer to passing a law strongly criticised by the opposition as impairment of independence.
ECB's lawmaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau explained that the Bank's loose monetary policy had resulted in progress; however, it was still needed to reach the 2% inflation target.
The four Apple contractors accused Apple's chip supplier Qualcomm of the Sherman Act and the US antitrust violation.
The Chief Executive Officer of Akzo Nobel Ton Buechner stepped down from his post for health reasons amid the pressure of a takeover attempt by the rival PPG Industries.
Google decided to redesign its mobile phones' search app by creating a personalised feed of links on travel, hobbies, sports, etc., as company tries to compete with the social network rivals such as Facebook.
The chief of France's armed forces Pierre de Villiers stepped down from his post the next day after a public row with the President Emmanuel Macron over proposed military's budget cuts.
On Tuesday, Washington announced about the US President Donald Trump's intention to nominate the former aide of the Senate Republicans Hester Maria Pierce as the Securities and Exchange Commission member.
Dianne Feinstein, the Democratic Senator, stated on Tuesday that the US President's eldest son Donald Trump Jr. and the ex-chairman of the 2016 election campaign Paul Manafort could testify publicly in the US Senate.