New Zealand helicopter crash: Seven tourists killed, rough weather prevents recovery operations
A helicopter crash at New Zealand's popular tourist spot in South Island killed all seven people aboard on Saturday morning.
Paris attacks: Saint Denis police raid killed 3; suicide bomber was a male
The suicide bomber in Saint-Denis has been confirmed to be male according to a source close to the investigators.
Mali terrorist attack: Heavily-armed gunmen shout ‘Allahu Akbar’ while cutting throat of foreign national
The terrorist attack left at least 21 dead including foreign nationals from Belgium and the United States.
Josh Frydenberg in Paris for International Energy Authority meetings, wins hearts with ‘Australia stands with France’ speech
Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg landed in Paris this Monday to attend the International Energy Authority meetings and couldn’t help but open up on the Paris attacks and how Australia is against terror and beside France.
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Paris attacks mastermind Abdelhamid Abaaoud dead
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Russia goes against Australia in Syria peace talks; Exclusion brings to light the "Moscow gap"
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Paris Climate Change Summit 2015 to address key issues of global warming and greenhouse emissions with a stronger resolve post-attack [Watch Videos]
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'Peace For Paris' symbol goes viral, creator was 'thinking about everyone affected in Paris'
He is also thankful that the “Peace for Paris” symbol has found a “use for everyone, regardless of their nationality or where they are in the world.”
Paris attack survivor recalls Friday night horror on Facebook, 'I pretended to be dead for over an hour'
In her emotional post, Bowdery said she thought men opening gunfire at the theatre was was all part of the concert at first but after hearing screams and seeing bloodshed, she soon realised it was a reality.
Paris Attacks Update: Police identifies name of one suicide bomber as Ismaël Omar Mostefaiat
The father and brother of the identified French gunman Ismaël Omar Mostefaiat, who fired at innocent people at the Bataclan music hall, have reportedly turned themselves to police.
'Jihadi John's' purported death gives 'small solace' to executed journalist James Foley's parents
The news of apparent killing on “Jihadi John” received mixed response from the families of the victims killed by him.
Strong 7.1 magnitude earthquake hits southwestern Japan, small tsunami triggered
The earthquake struck at a depth of 10 kilometres (6 miles) about 190 kilometres southwest of Kagoshima city, the JMA said. No details about injuries or damages are known at this stage.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership poses a grave threat to sustainable development
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Donald Trump brings political issues into spotlight on 'Saturday Night Live' [Viral Video]
Donald Trump hosted “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, sharing the stage with Taran Killam and Darell Hammond both as himself.
More than two dozen people still missing following BHP’s dam failure in Brazil
BHP Billiton Ltd’s Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie flew to Brazil on Monday to face prosecutors and conduct a first-hand assessment of the damage.
Obama comes 3rd in Forbes’ ranking of world leaders; Putin and Merkel are most powerful leaders of the world
Russian President Vladimir Putin bags the first position of world’s most powerful leaders ranking by Forbes magazine for the third time in a row.
US likely to increase military deployment in Iraq and Syria to fight ISIS
Senior U.S. security officers have advised the Obama administration to increase its militarily involvement in Iraq and Syria to tackle ISIS forces.
South Korea’s defence ministry to welcome tech-savvy ‘white-hat’ hackers team to fight cyber warfare
The winners of the ‘White Hat’ hackers competition will help South Korea's defence ministry fight against North Korean attacks.
Maldives Vice President Ahmed Adeeb arrested for attempted murder of President
Maldivian Vice President Ahmed Adeeb was arrested on Saturday in connection with President Yameen Abdul Gayoom’s attempted assassination.
Syrian president Bashar al-Assad willing to hold early elections
According to Russian lawmakers, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will make an announcement on the country's presidential elections if the public supports the move.
Hurricane Patricia hits Mexico’s Pacific coastline, experts say it is a force they have 'never seen before'
Experts had warned authorities that Hurricane Patricia could assume a strength to move around cars and even fling them off the ground.
Apple serious with its climate bid as its raises stakes on Chinese solar power investment
Apple is adding another solar investment in China on top its two new completed solar farms.
Donald Trump delights on Biden's leave from presidential run, shares thoughts on his rising popularity
Donald Trump wants to go against Hillary Clinton and dishes on his race and competitors.
Tennessee State University campus shooting: 1 person killed, 2 injured
A shooting at the Tennessee State University Campus late Thursday killed one and injured two.
US jet plane crash in London claims pilot’s life
A U.S. aircraft crashed and killed its pilot on Wednesday while on the way to the United States from Bahrain.
New Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s platforms and promises
These platforms and promises secured newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau his seat in parliament.
UK parents may cancel their child’s passport if they fear radicalisation: David Cameron
British PM David Cameron announced that parents will now have the power to block their children’s passport if they are concerned about their children being radicalised.
Canada votes for Justin Trudeau; Liberal Party sweeps to power
Justin Trudeau leads the Liberal Party in Canada to win the general elections 2015.
Former UK PM Tony Blair promised support to US in war against Iraq, leaked White House documents reveal
The leaked memos indicate former British PM Tony Blair had promised to support the United States of America in fighting against Iraq.
Egyptian Parliament elections: Only 10% of voters participated
An estimated 10 percent of voters cast their ballots for Egypt’s parliamentary elections.
Canadian federal elections 2015: Get to know the parties
Canada goes to the polls on Oct. 19, 2015 for 308 seats in the House of Commons of Canada.
UK ends 24-hour watch over WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, in Ecuadorian embassy
The British police has withdrawn from the Ecuadorian Embassy on Monday after three years of guarding Julian Assange.
South Africa to withdraw from the ICC
South Africa is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court over fairness concerns.
‘Give him his freedom and life’: Washington Post responds to conviction of journalist Jason Rezaian by Iranian court
The Washington Post's Tehran bureau chief Jason Rezaian, who has been detained in Iran for 14 months, has reportedly been convicted.
Australia’s export revenue likely to go down as China gets serious with its coal curbs
Australia’s mining sector could be facing worse downturns as China decides to restrict its coal consumption.
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