Tesla Inc's stock extended its recent selloff on Monday as investors reacted to CEO Elon Musk's recent share sales of a combined $6.9 billion, as well as to his most recent tweets. During Monday's session, Tesla's market value slipped below the $1 trillion mark.

Saudi Arabia could have credibility problems if it continues to shift target positions for foreign investment volumes as it seeks to turn its future vision into a reality beyond oil, financial sources and analysts said. The country is gearing up towards finishing the vision 2030 projects.

The world is plagued today by the exponential proliferation of disinformation, which is exacerbating social discord, competing nationalism, discrimination, hate speech, stigmatization, racism, xenophobia, Islamophobia and related intolerance.

Police in India's Madhya Pradesh state have summoned Amazon.com Inc's (AMZN.O) local executives as it investigates a case where the e-commerce platform was allegedly used for smuggling marijuana, a police official said on Monday.

India's Supreme Court told authorities on Monday to shut offices in the capital and nearby cities, allowing millions to work from home as officials seek ways to reduce hazardous air pollution that led to the closure of schools.

"A sound and steady China-US relationship" is needed "for safeguarding a peaceful and stable international environment," Xi said.

Putin seemingly referred to several US warships taking part in exercises in the Black Sea which Moscow has said it was "monitoring."

"The Russian Federation recklessly conducted a destructive test of a direct-ascent anti-satellite missile against one of its own satellites," said Anthony Blinken

Ankara is building a wall along its eastern border with Iran. One function will be to keep out Afghans trying to use the route to enter Europe.

Prime Minister Imran Khan said religious festivals would be used for character building and in universities, the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) would be highlighted through research.

For Islamabad, part of the strategy to keep the threat of the TTP at bay is by accommodating them. Khan announced in October that the government was in talks with the TTP for the first time since 2014, facilitated by Afghanistan's new leaders.

The exercise involved dozens of U.S.-made M117 armored security vehicles driving slowly up and down a major Kabul road with MI-17 helicopters patrolling overhead. Many soldiers carried American made-M4 assault rifles.