The Director of the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics Ning Jizhe criticised the state's economic data quality, calling for "severe punishment" for deceitful figures.
The Home Ministry of Myanmar reported that the country's Military would set up an investigation into the state police engagement into inhuman violence against Rohingya Muslims.
On Monday, the Senate of the United States is poised to secure confirmation of a Goldman Sachs ex-banker Steven Mnuchin as the US Department of the Treasury Secretary.
The Central Election Commission of Turkmenistan reported that Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov won 97.69% of votes in the Presidential Election that took place on Sunday.
In an attempt to fix balance sheet discrepancies, Toshiba Corp will unveil a $6B writedown due to its US nuke cost overruns on Tuesday.
The Japanese economy grew 1% in the final quarter of 2016 on the back of stronger exports that rose amid a weaker currency.
Michael Flynn, the current Trump's National Defense Adviser, is striving to get over rows about his links with Russian officials ahead of the US President's Inauguration.
The Chief of Samsung Jay Y. Lee showed up at the South Korean court for the second round of questions in a bribery and power abuse suit against the country's President.
The US Dollar jumped to the highest mark in two weeks against the Japanese Yen, as Donald Trump and Shinzo Abe managed to strengthen ties at the two-day summit held in the US.
On Monday, the state news agency of North Korea KCNA reported that the test-fire of a new intermediate range ballistic shell had been successful.
On Sunday, Volkswagen stated that only 2,000 temporary workers will be retained amid the cost-cutting plan developed by the VW's top management in November 2016.
The White House top aide Miller defended Trump's adviser Conway after she was criticised for the public recognition of Ivanka's fashion line.
According to the rebel group, the UN helicopter attacked the fighters on the way to Bambari in Central African Republic and killed 4 people, including the top militant.
The blistering attack launched on the Federal Appeals Court by the White House official stopped the Trump's executive order on immigration, accusing of the usurpation of power.
The heads of the 18 automakers urged the US President Trump to review the Obama's administration decision on car fuel efficiency regulations through 2025.
According to the White House, the US would support its allies in the Pacific region against any possible hostile activity from North Korea.
Swiss voters rejected the overhaul of the corporate tax system and forced the government to reconsider the abolishment of the ultra low tax rates for multinational firms.
On Sunday, the French financial prosecutor's office stated that no decision has been made regarding the presidential candidate Fillon's wife and the allegation of fake work.
It was announced certain that Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, who has prioritized the country becoming part of the developed world, will become the president of Turkmenistan for the third consecutive time on Sunday.
An anti-corruption operation in Nigeria resulted in recovery of 177 million dollars which had been stolen before, government officials claimed on Sunday.
Antonio Guterres, the U.N. Secretary-General did not comply with pressures from the Houthi group in Yemen and claimed that the UN ambassador which became unpopular after certain statements has his support.
The former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo who is accused of corruptive activities in his homeland will not be allowed to enter Israel until the matter is solved.
Social Democrat Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who is also the German ex-Foreign Minister, became the country's twelfth post-war president on Sunday as reported by global media.
The leader of the Hezbollah movement in Lebanon Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah told media on Sunday that the organization strongly supports the Syrian ceasefire or any other option that would lead to stability.