How China Could 'Cripple' US Power Grid
Senior official at the National Security Agency warns that China and some other nations can hit the US power and water grids offline.
New Zealand Wine Industry Gets Ready To Boost Presence in South Korea Export Market
New Zealand wine industry is jubilant that the FTA with South Korea has thrown open a major market.
Australian Deputy PM Warren Truss In Hospital For Colitis
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss is in a Brisbane hospital for gastroenteritis and acute dehydration. He has been in the medical facility for at least one day.
CEO Salaries In Major American Companies Higher Than Taxes Paid To Government, Says Study
The salaries of CEOs in major American companies are more than what the firms pay to the Federal government by way of corporate taxes.
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Julie Bishop Condemns Barack Obama For Overlooking Australia’s Commitment in Protecting Great Barrier Reef
The Australian foreign minister criticised the U.S. president for saying that the Great Barrier Reef was threatened.
US Plane Flying Over Russian Skies Spotted; Vladimir Putin Ready For 'Practical Cooperation' With US
A U.S. military plane was reportedly flying in Russian airspace on a surveillance mission. Russia is ready to cooperate with U.S. if mutual respect is observed.
John Key Says Britain Settled New Zealand 'Peacefully' Despite Tribunal Report Findings
New Zealand PM John Key believes New Zealand was settled peacefully by the Crown despite records showing thousands have died in land wars.
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop Calls Younger Terrorists as ‘Masters of Social Media’
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said that terrorists were more dangerous when young.
France Identifies Second Islamic State Militant In Execution Video
The second Frenchman is believed to be Mickael Dos Santos who had surprised his family by converting to Islam all of a sudden.
New Zealand Dairy Industry Feels Bullish At Chinese President's Visit
New Zealand dairy industry's supremacy can be sustained by fine-tuning the existing deal with China.
Western Victory Vs ISIS Still Years Away; Canada Conducts 2nd Airstrike
It is still too early to claim victory over the ISIS, a retired U.S. general said.
Real Life ‘Frozen’: Snow Overwhelms The US, Kills 7; More To Come (Pictures)
New York residents have been warned to brace for more snow this weekend.
Obama's Climate Change Agenda Will Persuade Many Reluctant Nations To Oblige On Emission Targets
Obama's Climate change agenda will see a greater push during the next two years of his presidency.
New Zealand To Welcome Chinese President Xi Jin Ping In First China State Visit In Over 10 Years
New Zealand PM John Key is expected to welcome Chinese President Xi Jin Ping, the first state visit for a Chinese president to New Zealand after a decade.
Sanctions-Hit Russia Boosts Gold Reserves, Sends Prices Of Metal To 2-Wk High
Russia's out to break the monopoly of the dollar as it boosts its gold reserves.
Australia Bans Entry Of Asylum Seekers From Indonesia
Australia has banned the resettlement of asylum seekers who registered with the UN agency in Indonesia.
New Zealand's Regions To Get Service Of A Private Airliner:: Demand Up For SlashIng Airport Charges
Air service to New Zealand's regions have been in distress after the national airliner announced its decision to quit the routes.
Canada Lapsing Funds Meant For Ensuring Security To Its Foreign Missions Abroad Despite Terror Threats
Canada should not be diverting the security funds at a time it is facing obvious terror threats.
New Zealand Labour Party Elects Andrew Little As New Leader: Party To Review The Debacle In Sept Polls
As a leader Andrew Little brings to table lot of dynamism and credibilty with grass roots support.
Walmart Canada Slashes 210 From Workforce
Walmart Canada will be shedding off jobs, affecting 210 people.
Narendra Modi Signs New Military Agreement with Australia
India quietly signed a military agreement with Australia on mutual areas on interest.
Vladimir Putin Declares US Cannot Suppress Russia; Mystery Russian Object 2014-28 E a 'Satellite Killer'
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared the U.S. will never succeed in subduing Russia because no one ever has.
Ontario Govt Mulls Closing Under Utilized Schools, Eyes $500M Savings
Ontario might be closing some of its public schools soon.
Jerusalem Synagogue Attack Kills Four, Palestinian Attackers Shot Dead
A violent attack killed four Israelis while they were praying.
Canadian CF-18s Strike Islamic State Warehouse in Iraq
Canada's fighter jets struck a warehouse in Iraq that was being used for making bombs.
Russia At It Again, Planes Intercepted Over Baltic Sea – NATO
NATO has intercepted again some Russian military planes.
Australia's Submarine Project: US And Japan To Join As Technology Partners
China's military build up is causing an arms race in the region.
Canada's Female Sex Assualt Victims Lack Faith In The Justice System, Says Study
Reforms are necessary in the system to make women feel more protected and confident enough to take on the offenders.
New Zealand Earth Quake Authority Chief Quits Over Sexual Harassment On Colleague
The official seems to have understood that crossing the border of official decorum is fraught with risks.
New Zealand Court Indicts Chinese Woman In Immigration Scam: To Undergo Home Detention And Pay Reparation To Victims
Fraudulent immigration agencies need to be dealt with a firm hand.
Consumer Alert: Sears Canada, JPMorgan Credit Card End Partnership In 2015
The credit card partnership between Sears Canada Inc. and U.S. bank JPMorgan Chase will no longer exist after November 15, 2015.
Russia's Vladimir Putin Confirms Military Movement in Response to NATO, US in 'Provoking' New Cold War
Russian President Vladimir Putin claims the West may be "provoking" Russia on the road to a new Cold War.
Islamic State Militant in Peter Kassig Beheading Video Identified
One of the militants in the latest Islamic State beheading video has been identified as a French national.
Canada’s Science And Tech Museum To Receive $80M Upgrade, To Reopen In 2017
Canada will be renovating its Science and Technology Museum and will reopen it in time for the country's 150th birthday celebrations in 2017.
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