British BT telecoms network will pay a $53M compensation fee as the company misused its contract terms and failed to deliver Ethernet services a business-line installation on time.
Eight Japanese people are believed to be dead and two others to be in critical condition as a snowslide hit a group of students and teachers who climbed near a Nasu ski slope.
Philippine military troops rescued three Malaysian captives on Monday that were kidnapped from a vessel eight months ago and kept prisoners by the Abu Sayyaf insurgents.
On Monday, thousands of the Australian citizens fled away from their homes as the Cyclone Debbie hit the Queensland coastal towns with winds forecast to reach about 300 km/h.
On Monday, the Bulgarian centre-right political party GERB scored 32.56% of the 89.7% votes counted, while the Socialist party came second, reaching 26.8% and followed by the United Patriots with 9.2% of the vote.
One person died and 15 others were wounded in a gunfire that erupted inside the crowded Cameo Nightlife club in the Ohio's city of Cincinnati; however, shooters had not been identified yet.
On Monday, the South Korean prosecutors stated that they would request a 20-day arrest warrant for the former President Park Geun-hye, while she would be investigated over graft allegations.
Hyundai Motors suspended manufacturing at the fourth Chinese plant for one week as the carmaker worried about the impact that strained relations between China and South Korea could have on its top market sales.
On Sunday, the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces recaptured a military airport in the northern part of the country from the Islamic State, also securing Syria's largest dam.
The UK's Prime Minister Theresa May is to attempt to convince Scotland to refrain from having a new independence referendum on Monday, by promising to get a suitable Brexit deal.
The chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus the US Representative Meadows stated that it is possible that his group would support not revenue neutral tax reform plan.
Gulf Arab states are pushing for the free trade deal with the UK to protect preferential arrangement after Brexit and are urging to prepare a draft pact within the next months.
According to the UN, six aid workers were murdered while travelling to Pibor, South Sudan, in an ambush without clarifying if they were working for the UN.
Merkel's conservatives reinforced their position as a western state's largest party, bolstering Chancellor's probability of winning the fourth term in the upcoming National Election.
Ivory Coast has requested an increased security at two main ports after the transport ministry received information indicating a threat of possible terror attack on the national territory.
According to exit polls, Bulgarian centre-right GERB party has won between 32.2% and 32.8% of all votes during the Sunday's early Parliamentary Election.
Switzerland has expanded ban on the Brazilian meat from four to 21 processing plants amid European safety measures after the investigation into bribery of local food inspectors.
The White House notified hardline conservative lawmakers that Trump might bypass them on the future legislative fights if they do not get behind the President's agenda.
Ukrainian military helicopter has crashed near the headquarter of the government forces in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, killing the crew members.
According to the UK anti-terrorism police, local authorities believe that man who initiated a deadly terror attack next to the parliament was acting alone, without reasonable motive.
Marine Le Pen claimed in a rally on Sunday that the European Union is to dissolve soon, as people are unfond of the current system, but would rather prefer a "Europe for the people".
People protesting against corruption and for the step-down of Dmitry Medvedev, the Russian Prime Minister, were arrested all over Russia, and among them was Alexei Navalny, the opposition leader.
The Ifo institute in Munich claimed on Sunday that most German companies are pessimistic on future economic conditions in the country, due to technology-induced disruptions.
Wolfgang Schaeuble, the German Minister of Finance, claimed on Sunday that Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's accusations of Angela Merkel using „Nazi methods" against Turkish people has reversed successful integration by years.