POLITICS & POLICY

US senators have advised sending defensive weapons to Ukraine so the latter can fight off pro-Russian rebels as President Vladimir Putin dangled the threat of nuclear war.

Canada has decided to join Trident Juncture 2015, the training exercise to be conducted by NATO on a massive scale.

Australia's renewable energy is threatened by the recommendation of a recently released review, suggesting that the government should scrap or weaken its current renewable energy target. Solar panel systems are expected to increase to almost half of its original price.

Positive sentiments in the housing sector will benefit the incumbent party as Canada goes to polls next year

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key and opposition leader David Cunliffe faced-off in a televised debate. Mr Key brushed off allegations of dirty politics employed by National.

Malaysia and Australia signed a Memorandum of Understanding, an example of good international co-operation.

The process of adopting Ukraine into the EU fold is becoming a looming problem for the West

International Institutions need a factor in healthcare support as one of the factors to sustain economic growth.

Governments need to work out, out of the box solutions than bending backwards to appease business sector

The recent renewable energy report has suggested that Australia should weaken or cut its emissions target for being costly. Many were against the findings of a review led by a climate sceptic.

Ukrainian forces are gearing up for warfare to reclaim the villages north of Novoazovsk

New Zealand has laid human-trafficking charges for the first time, according to Immigration New Zealand. Two men were recently arrested for making false refugee claims, so 18 Indian nationals can enter the country.

Campbell Newman, premier of Australia's Queensland state, has gotten an advice from former Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan, and that is to market the country's uranium to someplace else.

The ISIS has renewed pressure on the U.S., demanding this time $6.6 million as well as the release of Aafia Siddiqui, otherwise it will terminate the life of a captured female American humanitarian aid worker.

Cantwell's efforts at ending this discrimination may get more support.

Ukraine is drumming up support from EU by playing up the energy card

Ukraine's reluctance for a referendum on joining NATO will make Russia justify its interference in Ukraine

The UK does not want to burn its fingers where its stakes are limited

Australia is all set to sign a spying code of conduct with Indonesia that is expected to restore the damaged relation between the two countries.

A report that has been declassified by the U.S. CIA has revealed the battle on sovereignty over the Arctic region has caused a friction in the relations between the U.S. and Canada.

The autonomy in foreign policy pursued by the National Party government was evident in ts approach to sanctions on Russia

The Australian government has been accused of distracting public from its controversial budget by using extremism-related worries.

U.S. journalist Peter Theo Curtis, who had been held hostage in Syria for 22 months, arrived home. He was freed by the extremist group a couple of days back. Curtis was reportedly kidnapped by Syrian rebel group al-Nusra Front in October 2012.

Technological advances should make crime investigation flawless and secure convictions

Russia's might on energy makes it adorable even among rivals

The sentiment of an over arching Brussels is bothering the UK

The 19-year-old man who broke in Canada politician Justin Trudeau’s home would not be charged.

Australian opposition leader Bill Shorten accused Prime Minister Tony Abbott of being “ineligible” to lead the country after travel entitlement leaks.

The disenchantment in Gaza over Hamas, for dragging the protracted war has allowed the dramatic entry of Mahmoud Abbas into the scene