EU Slaps New Sanctions On Russia: Makes Ukraine Peace A Condition For Review
When EU itself is reeling under an economic slowdown, how far this will deter Russia needs to be seen
ISIS Weapons Courtesy of the U.S. – Study
A study by the London-based small-arms research organisation Conflict Armament Research has revealed that the Islamic State jihadi fighters appear to be using weapons that were U.S.-made but captured as they seized large swath of areas in Iraq and Syria.
B.C. Teachers’ Strike: High School Students Stage ‘Walk-In’ Protest, Students Claim Strike Affect Their Chances at University
High school students affected by the ongoing teachers' strike in B.C., Canada have staged their own protest actions to call on the attention of both government and educators.
Pakistani Sailor Who Jumped Into Croc-Infested Waters Found
A Pakistani sailor had jumped into crocodile-infested waters during war games off the Northern Territory. He managed to avoid the crocodiles and swam away.
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Russian Military Buzzed Canadian Warship During NATO Exercise
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Makes 2010-Promise Again to Win 2014 Election
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MH370 Update: Families Wary Of Another 'Disappointment' In Renewed Search In October
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Gov’t Relationship Counselling Scheme Includes Sex Advice from PM Tony Abbott Which Aussies Find Hard To Swallow
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Israel's Rejection of New Zealand Ambassador May Spark Diplomatic Row
New Zealand ambassador to Israel Jonathan Curr has canceled his trip to Israel because the Israeli Foreign Ministry objected his "dual credentials." Curr was also supposed to present his credentials to the Palestine Authority.
Scotland Referendum: UK Ready To Devolve More Powers To Stop Separation
The offer for more autonomy to Scotland could have been discussed a bit earlier.
EU To See Good Times As Central Bank Cuts Rate And Launches Economic Stimulus
The stimulus as well as the efforts at streamlining business financing for SMEs may yield positive results.
Punjabi Radio Stations To Be Banned In Canada
Three Punjabi radio stations may be banned by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
Michael Moore Calls Toronto Mayor Rob Ford A ‘Joke’
U.S. filmmaker Michael Moore asked Toronto voters to vote their mayor Rob Ford out this time.
Ukraine: Ceasefire Looks Fragile As Clashes Intensify on Sunday
It may take some more time to see the opportunities inherent in the ceasefire.
Nude Photos With Fake Links Lead to Crash of Internet in New Zealand
Kiwis may not have thought that their urge for some vicarious pleasure in the weekend will turn into a total crash of the Internet service!
Fidel Castro Calls NATO Neo Nazis, Suggests Islamic State Is The Baby Of Israel’s Mossad
Fidel Castro still reserves the old fury and likes to rant against the West.
Australian Dollar Outlook - 08 September 2014
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar touched .9400 on Friday night after the US non-farm payroll data for August came in well below expectations.
EU States Planning Common Capital Market To Boost SMEs
The success rate in any common capital market initiative hinges on the track record of SMEs who want to enter the market.
NATO Summit: Alliance Leaders Close Ranks Against Russian Threat
As the Afghanistan mission is coming to a close, NATO has more war fronts in the making.
Australian PM Tony Abbot Visits India With A Uranium Deal In Hand
India can become a vibrant market for Australia's uranium exports.
New Zealand Remains Opposed To Whaling As Japan Plans To Pass 'Scientific' Standards
New Zealand remains opposed to Japan's plan of resuming its whaling operations in the Antarctic. Prime Minister John Key has expressed his disappointment and reiterated that New Zealand does not support whaling.
A Jihadi Baby Has Been Born; Expert Says ISIS Now Holds An Area As Big As Britain
The terrorist group ISIS has posted a new photo online showing a tiny baby lying on an ISIS flag with guns and grenades surrounding the newborn.
ISIS Salon in Canada Raises Curiosity
Canada has an ISIS salon, and the owner does not want to hide it.
Australia's Asylum Seeker Policy Blamed for Iranian Refugee's 'Brain Dead' Condition
Australia's asylum seeker policy is once again in the spotlight over poor conditions in offshore detention centres. An Iranian refugee has developed an infection while in Manus Island.
New Zealand Foreign Minister Facing Probe For Refusing To Share Information On Malaysian Diplomat Who Assaulted A Woman
Ministers should know transparency can save many embarrassments especially in this digital era.
Kiwi Parties National And Labour In Equal Chance To Form Government : Survey
New Zealanders may be looking for a political change in the election as trends are changing very fast
Steven Sotloff Beheading Strengthens Australia's Role In Iraq; Tony Abbott Approves Of Obama's Reaction
The recent beheading video of another American journalist, Steven Sotloff, only strengthens the conviction of Australia and other countries to do what they can to stop ISIS.
Ebola Drug: Human Trial Begins In America
A legally valid Ebola vaccine will be a great relief to those suffering from the disease and can save many lives
Russia Has New Enemy, This Time ISIS; Vows to Dethrone Putin, Liberate Chechnya and the Caucasus
Russia has gained a new enemy, this time the militant group Islamic State. At least on this one, Russia can join forces perhaps with the European Union and the United States to annihilate the group and stop its senseless crusade.
TEPCO Slapped with Unpaid Hazard Wages Lawsuit by Fukushima Workers
Workers tasked to decommission the highly radiated Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant have slapped a lawsuit against operator Tokyo Electric Company (Tepco) over unpaid hazard wages.
Canada Promises Support Against Islamic State with ‘Limited Budget’
Canada Prime Minister Stephen Harper expressed his willingness to back fights against the Islamic State. However, he said that Canada would have a limited budget to do so.
Ukraine Ceasefire By Friday, Says Russian President Putin
Putin's proposal can lead to a truce and provide the needed time for the work towards a broad dialogue.
NATO Summit Today: Maximum Focus On Curbing Russia And Enhancing EU Security
NATO's current approach in not entangling in the political and historic baggage of members will help in de-escalating many tensions.
Three Canadians Involved in Kidnapping US Journalists in Syria
Jabhat al-Nusra, the militant group in Syria that held US journalists hostages had at least three Canadian members who were involved in the proceedings.
Ukraine Crisis: War-torn Country Receives Much Needed Essential Gas Supply from Slovak Pipeline
Ukraine has received a tangible form of help from the European Union when Slovakia finally opened a pipeline to deliver much needed essential gas to the war-torn country.
New Zealand Housing World’s Most Overvalued: Economist Survey
The housing bubble is often a precursor to crashing economies as it has been proved in many countries.
Canada Sees Scramble For Marijuana Licence: Health Canada Goes Slow With Just Two Approvals So Far
The commercial interest on marijuana in the pretext of medical use cannot be overlooked.
Malaysia Denies Entry to Kiwi Mine Activist: Deprived Of Food and Water At Airport
The authorities could have avoided the criticism about food and water being denied to the activist for 15 hours
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