While attending the event, Abe had two agendas prepared for Japan: the trade deal with the US, and the message to alleviate tension in the Gulf region with Iran.

Papuan people started setting buildings ablaze, and more likely the casualties came from the burned buildings.

Reportedly, the demonstration would bring more people with it.

As one of the youngsters, Shinjiro Koizumi gives a new perspective to climate protection, "Fun" and "Sexy".

The United Kingdom (UK) decided to join the United States (US) bandwagon to blame Iran altogether for the Saudi Aramco incident.

Motegi believed that the trade deal between the two countries was set on mutual trust, and “no worry ahead”.

Trump unceasingly sent compliments to his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, and believed that Xi could resolve the matter in a “humane” solution.

The US looks forward to sending more military equipment faster to the kingdom to bolster its defense.

By Thursday morning, the President of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, generally known as “Jokowi”, said that he had received Nahrawi’s resignation letter from his ministerial position.

During a joint press conference with President of France, Emmanuel Macron, in the 45th G7 Summit in Biarritz, France, Trump stated his willingness to negotiate with Rouhani.

Japan reportedly had been considering to give medical assistance to Tehran, and most probably, it will provide, judging the bilateral relations between the two countries.

The President of the US, Donald Trump, hit Twitter again to show his “support” for Saudi Arabia by stating that the US was ready to do whatever it would take to assist Saudi.