Vanessa Kortekaas has Tuesday’s top stories from around the world, including an international effort to supply arms to the Libyan government to fight Isis, Warren Buffett buying into Apple and Manchester United counting the cost of a dummy bomb.

Vanessa Kortekaas has Monday’s top stories from around the world, including a new Nato force described as being too vulnerable to be deployed, Goldman Sachs becoming a major gas trader and Norway planning to sue Volkswagen over the emissions scandal.

Daniel Garrahan has Friday’s top stories, including Brazil’s new leader promising no political interference in corruption investigations, the Republican party taking steps to end its rift with Donald Trump and equity outflows hitting $90bn this year.

Vanessa Kortekaas has Thursday’s top stories from around the world, with a majority of the Brazilian senate backing an impeachment process, Nissan taking a 34 per cent stake in Mitsubishi Motors and the US retail sector under pressure.

Nalini Sivathasan has Wednesday’s top stories, including Walt Disney earnings falling short for the first time in five years, Elon Musk’s Hyperloop taking a step closer to reality and Budweiser replacing its brand name with America on beer cans.

Josh de la Mare has Tuesday’s top stories, including the impeachment process for Brazil’s president back on track, Germany easing objections to Greek debt relief talks and a US warship sailing close to a contested area in the South China Sea.

Daniel Garrahan has Monday’s top stories from around the world, with oil discoveries at their lowest level in more than 60 years, North Korea’s leader promising friendlier foreign relations and Uber and Lyft suspending operations in Austin, Texas.

Vanessa Kortekaas has Friday’s top stories from around the world, with Donald Trump saying he would probably replace the Fed chair if he wins the presidency, Canadians fleeing wildfires and Bitcoin’s supposed founder backtracking on providing proof.

Josh de la Mare has Thursday’s top stories from around the world: Donald Trump promises to unite the Republican party, the ECB is to stop producing €500 notes and the New Day’s days are numbered.

Nalini Sivathasan has Wednesday’s top stories, with Ted Cruz suspending his presidential campaign, Vale and BHP Billiton facing a $44bn damages lawsuit for the Brazil dam disaster and Turks expected to receive conditional approval for visa-free travel in Europe.