Ukrainian comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy has won the second round of a presidential election against incumbent Petro Poroshenko by a landslide, a national exit poll showed on Sunday.
"The U.S. Embassy is working tirelessly to provide all possible assistance to the American citizens affected by the attacks and their families," Pompeo said.
Pope Francis denounced the "cruel violence" of the Easter Sunday slaughter of Christians and foreigners in Sri Lanka.
Egyptians vote this weekend on constitutional changes that will potentially allow President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to stay in office until 2030 and bolster the role of Egypt's powerful military.
India's economy is the fastest growing large economy surpassing China.
A French judicial police official said investigators think an electrical short-circuit most likely caused Notre Dame Cathedral fire.
A black swan event could soon be surfacing in energy markets, industry experts have told CNBC.
The U.S. has been classified as a "noticeably problematic" place to be a journalist, according to the World Press Freedom Index 2019. It has slipped three places to 48 out of 180 countries in the ranking by the organization Reporters Without Borders.
The EU's 11-page catalog of items facing tariffs cover a range of U.S. products, from aircraft to chemicals and food products.
North Korea no longer wants U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo involved in nuclear talks, state media said.
Big European banks are set to report their first-quarter earnings and some investors fear that poor report cards could lead to further volatility.
Pledges toward the restoration efforts have already surpassed 700 million euros, or $790 million.
Chinese officials are reportedly identifying travel dates on the U.S. president's calendar that might offer potential for a Trump-Xi trade summit.
The French prime minister has announced an international architects' competition to rebuild the spire of Notre Dame Cathedral.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo appeared set for a second term as "quick count" results from Wednesday's election rolled in.
The Chinese video app TikTok is no longer available in Google and Apple app stores in India after a state court prohibited its downloads, a setback for developer Bytedance Technology's efforts to tap users in a key market.
Investors have been watching the health of the Chinese economy amid Beijing's ongoing trade dispute with Washington.
Prof. Robert Maxwell, NYU Institute of Fine Arts, and CNBC's Robert Frank join "The Exchange" to discuss the next steps for the Notre Dame Cathedral following the fire.
French President Emmanuel Macron vowed to rebuild the Notre Dame cathedral following a devastating fire, and companies pledged millions in donations to the efforts.
Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral has been saved after the roof collapsed Monday as a massive fire ripped through the structure. CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" report on the latest details of members of the French business community vowing funds to help rebuild the landmark.
India's economy is the fastest growing large economy surpassing China.
The United States won a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling on Thursday against China's use of tariff-rate quotas for rice, wheat and corn, which it successfully argued limited market access for U.S. grain exports.
A black swan event could soon be surfacing in energy markets, industry experts have told CNBC.
Stocks in Asia were mixed in Monday morning trade, while markets in Australia and Hong Kong were closed for the Easter Monday holiday.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six other major currencies, rose to as high as 97.485 overnight, its highest level since April 2.
Stocks closed higher on Thursday as Wall Street digested more corporate earnings reports, solid retail data and two highly anticipated initial public offerings.
The European parliament voted on Wednesday to fine firms like Facebook, Google and Twitter up to 4 percent of their turnover if they persistently fail to remove extremist content within one hour of being asked to do so by authorities.
The EU's 11-page catalog of items facing tariffs cover a range of U.S. products, from aircraft to chemicals and food products.
In Paris, the concern is that there cannot be any agreement over trade while the U.S. refuses to commit to key environmental targets.
The comment came after the Nikkei, revered in Japan for its business news and known for its market-moving scoops and previews, said Nissan would cut its global production by about 15 percent for the current fiscal year ending March 2020.
Japan's core inflation picked up slightly in March from a year earlier, but remained distant from the Bank of Japan's ambitious 2% target in a sign of rising pressure on the central bank.
China's better-than-expected first quarter GDP growth is spurring economists at Citi, Barclays and ING to raise their growth forecasts for this year, though other analysts are holding off for now.
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