French President Emmanuel Macron has announced new measures to tackle anti-Semitism, following a spate of attacks.
The Chinese government has said it will deepen reforms of its agriculture sector to promote its rural economy in its first policy statement of 2019, as it seeks to bolster growth and offset trade challenges.
A coalition of sixteen United States states led by California is suing President Donald Trump’s administration over his decision to declare an emergency to raise funds for a Mexican border wall.
Saudi Arabia has pledged investment deals worth 20 billion dollars with Pakistan, a country seeking to save its fragile economy.
Five people have been confirmed dead while several others were injured when a gunman opened fire at an industrial park in the US state of Illinois.
British Members of Parliament are to debate and vote on the next steps in the Brexit process later, as Prime Minister Theresa May continues to try to get a deal through Parliament.
Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison is campaigning to block a bill that would let sick asylum seekers in offshore centres get treatment in Australia.
The Turkish Presidency has said “complete lack of transparency” from Saudi officials on the investigation into the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi is deeply concerning and detrimental to their credibility.
Rescue teams in the Turkish city of Istanbul have been working tirelessly in their search through the rubble of an eight-storey apartment block which collapsed.
United States President Donald Trump has announced that he will hold a second nuclear summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un this month.
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