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A woman was killed and 12 people injured after a guy attacked a knife at a shopping center in Beijing's Sidan district, Reuters reported, citing police.

The attacker was detained. Only his surname was reported, Chu, 35 years from the northern province of Henan. He said he had committed the attack "as an expression of dissatisfaction," but he did not specify what.

Turkey has helped return the body of a Russian pilot killed in Syria to his homeland, Reuters reported on Feb. 5, citing information from Russia’s Interfax news agency.

Two people have died and ten are seriously injured after a train derailed near Milan, Reuters reported, referring to local television channels.

A representative of the company's train operator has confirmed to Reuters the incident without giving further details about the case.

The causes of the incident are still unclear.

Athens-listed company Petros Petropoulos SA announced in a stock filing on Thursday that it has signed an agreement with Kubota Corporation based in Japan.

The cooperation between the two companies will result in the distribution of Kubota machines in Greece.

Petropoulos added that unit sales are expected to have a positive effect on the Greek company's results for 2018.

Turkish conglomerate Kibar Holding hopes to make investments in the United States, Europe and Africa while it looks to exit or merge some parts of its business in Turkey, chief executive Tamer Saka told Reuters.

Türk Telekom has no plans to take on new debt and aims to keep capex spending to a minimum under a new five-year strategy, its chief executive told Reuters, as it focuses on paying out dividends.

Turkish government will take necessary measures if its banking system is impacted by an ongoing United States court case over alleged Iran sanctions evasion, Finance Minister Naci Ağbal told Reuters in an interview.

German police evacuated the Christmas market and the surrounding area in the city of Potsdam near the capital Berlin to check out a suspicious object that appears to contain an explosive device, news agencies said.

Greece has marginally lowered its growth projections for 2017 but upped it a notch for next year, a senior government official said on the eve of submission of the 2018 final budget draft to parliament on Tuesday.

Authorities were expecting a 1.6 percent expansion in output this year, down from a previous forecast of 1.8 percent.