The German Council of Cyber-Security launched the international cooperation with the Israeli security company Checkmarx as the firms seek to improve the worldwide cyber-security by sharing the best anti-hacking practices.
The US President Donald Trump will host the President of Argentina Mauricio Macri on April 27 in Washington amid their planned talks over the Venezuela situation and other issues.
According to the Uzbekistan security source, a Sweden truck attack suspect tried to join the Islamic State group by travelling to Syria in 2015.
Russian oppositionist Alexei Navalny, who was freed from jail few days ago, called his supporters for protests across Russia on June 12 as it would be the annual Russia Day celebration.
Japanese Toyota Motor developed its first rehabilitation robots for old people to help them to be on the move amid decrease of the elderly population.
On Wednesday, Daimler shares climbed over 3% after the automaker's Q1 earnings beat analysts' expectations amid higher sales of luxury vehicles.
The British Daily Mail agreed to pay a compensation fee and apologise to Melania Trump over the publications about her previous model career as she filed a $150M lawsuit against the news agency.
The Kremlin spokesman Sergei Lavrov stated at a conference that the US State Secretary Rex Tillerson would likely meet the President Vladimir Putin later this Wednesday.
The Japanese corporation Toshiba has been warned by Western Digital corporation that splitting of the company's chip unit before the sale of the business is in violation of their joint venture agreement.
On Wednesday, during an interview broadcast, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin admitted that the trust levels between Moscow and Washington have significantly decreased since Donald Trump was elected President of the US.
On Wednesday, the Finance Minister of Germany Wolfgang Schaeuble stated in an interview that he would propose to slightly lower tax cuts for the low- and middle-income recipients after the election would be held in September.
According to the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, Germany launched an investigation over the Dortmund bus attack to find out whether there were any links to the Islamist militants.
On Wednesday, the British lawmaker committee stated that foreign hackers could hack the Brexit referendum website that crashed right before the last vote deadline in June 2016.
United Airlines shares plunged 4.4% after the incident with an Asian doctor who was physically dragged off the plane that triggered rush of indignation across the world and led to the company's loss of about $250M.
On Tuesday, the Automobile Manufacturers Alliance stated it expected to achieve the deal with Trump's Administration and California over 2025 vehicle fuel efficiency regulations, calling for rational and stable policy.
On Tuesday, the Donald Trump Administration accused Russia of an attempt to cover up the Syrian authorities over the toxic gas attack.
The Elliott Advisors group of shareholders sent a request to the Dutch paint manufacturer Akzo Nobel to hold a special meeting over the Chairman Antony Burgmans dismissal.
On Wednesday the President of Chinese People's Republic made a telephone call to US President Donald Trump in an effort to stress that a peaceful resolution is needed for the tensions building up in Korea.
The US Navy's strike group is planning to conduct joint drills with the Japanese navy in an effort to show force to the North Korean regime, as tensions in the region rise.
State media of North Korea announced a warning to Donald Trump that, if the country spots any signs of aggression from the US, it will retaliate with nuclear strikes. Meanwhile, the US Navy strike group continues on its path to the western Pacific.
Although Donald Trump throughout his campaign and afterwards promoted the increase of fiscal spending on infrastructure, the President of the US has asked various government agencies to offer spending cut plans.
China's producer inflation growth slowed for the first time since mid-2016 as coal and iron ore prices tumbled, pressured by steel glut fears.
Haruhiko Kuroda, the Governor of the Bank of Japan, said further yen depreciation may help to achieve central bank's 2% inflation goal more quickly.
Japan Finance Minister Taro Aso revealed that an obscurity on why Toshiba Corp's earnings audit was not signed is problematic for financial markets and shareholders.