Iraqi Kurds Hit Back At Islamic Ultras: Mosul Dam Recaptured
Joint operation with Iraq state army and air power of the US are producing the desired results
New Zealand PM John Key's Election Billboards Marred with Anti-Jew Sentiments
As the election campaign in New Zealand sweeps across the country, Prime Minister John Key's election posters were marred by anti-Semitism messages. Although Mr Key is not a practicing Jew, he is the son of a Jewish woman who sought refuge from Europe.
Tony Abbott Faces Mounting Pressure to Elevate Climate Change in G20 Agenda
Prime Minister Tony Abbott is facing mounting pressure to elevate climate change in the G20 agenda. According to a report from the Committee for the Economic Development of Australia (CEDA), the upcoming G20 summit in Brisbane in November will be the "perfect opportunity" for global economies to reform the financial and taxation sector while developing plans to address the threat of climate change.
EU Food Makers Smuggling Products into Russia Via Switzerland
Food makers from member-states of the European Union included in Russia's list of banned agriculture imports are devising ways to smuggle their products into President Vladimir Putin's country via Switzerland, according to reports.
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Australian Dollar Outlook - 19 August 2014
Bell FX Currency Outlook: AUD flat reacting to limited news flow and the uneventful RBA Minutes release, which had been taken into consideration by the markets. Northern Hemisphere is taking in the last of the summer holidays.
Merkel to Putin: Explain Reports Alleging Russian Tanks, Troops Had Advanced into Eastern Ukraine; Ukraine Pleads Military Aid from EU, NATO
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called on President Vladimir Putin to explain reports alleging Russian troops and tanks had advanced into eastern Ukraine to support the separatist rebels in the area.
$5M Worth Of Marijuana Discovered In Orange County, Farmers On The Loose
Around four thousand Cannabis plants were discovered by accident planted on open land in California.
US, Canada Labour Activists ‘Block the Boat for Gaza’ Succeed in Blocking Docking of Israeli Ship in California Port
Thousands of pro-Palestinian activists from the US and Canada rejoiced over the weekend, albeit temporarily, as the group managed to block the docking of an Israeli ship at the port of Oakland in California. The blockade campaign was dubbed "Block the Boat for Gaza."
Australia to Accept 4,400 Refugees from Iraq & Syria
Australia is going to accommodate 4,400 refugees from Syrian and Iraq.
Ukraine Receives from Canada 3rd Plane of Military Supplies
A third plane carrying non-lethal military supplies had arrived in Ukraine from Canada.
UK-Born Kiwi Killed in MH 17 Tragedy identified
A life cut short in the sky and the pain of others
Ukraine, Russia Foreign Ministers Decide To Talk in Berlin: Russian Aid Impasse Continues
De-escalation is a must to bring the civilian life in Eastern Ukraine back to normalcy
David Cameron Says UK Will Use Military Power To Defeat IS Threat
Plain speak by the British Prime Minister underscores the need to tackle the IS threat with greater cooperation among affected nations
ISIS Captures ‘Younger & Prettier’ Yazidi Women to Force for Marriage
ISIS militants seem to be trying to marry captured Yazidi women.
Russia Hits Australia's Julie Bishop for 'Absurd Statements' About MH17 and Ukraine Crisis
The Russian foreign affairs lashed out at Australia and Bishop for suggesting that the humanitarian convoy to Ukraine may be used as a means for invasion. The ministry said Bishop has gone too far in making "irresponsible innuendos" against Russia.
New Zealand’s Labour Party Losing Popular Support: Poll Survey
The survey also shows the gains made by smaller parties in improving their support base.
Obama Says Iraq Mission Accomplished: UN Says Not Yet
Obama wants the Iraq government to do its job better
Ukraine Rebel Military Chief Quits As Russia Aid Convoy Arrives At Border
Ukraine has to put the house in order before facing the arm twisting by Russia
Australian Dollar Outlook - 15 August 2014
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The AUD is a little higher as risk appetite improved overnight.
Canada Post May Make Home Delivery Exemptions, But Only with a Doctor’s Note
Canada Post may be able to make home delivery exemptions to the disabled, but only upon receipt of a doctor's note.
Canada Blames External Factors For Its Economic Woes: Hints At Feel Good Budget
The goodwill from a burden free budget will be politically correct
Ukraine Church Elects Pro-Russian as Head: Country Leaders Red Faced
When church and state move in different directions wrong messages go out
New Zealand Woman Confronts PM on Official Apathy: Wins Her Case
Delays in claims processing can devastate many lives
New Zealand 'Extremely Unlikely' to Send Troops to Aid in Iraq Crisis
New Zealand Labour is calling on the government to provide assistance and increase humanitarian aid to Iraq. A spokesman for the Labour party's foreign affairs said Iraq "urgently" needs more help. However, according to reports, Prime Minister John Key declared it would be "extremely unlikely" to follow Australia in sending troops to Iraq.
Worldwide Appetite for Gold Slumps 16% in 2Q 2014 – WGC
The world's appetite for the safe haven yellow metal gold has dropped in the second quarter of 2014 by as much as 16 per cent compared a year ago, the World Gold Council said on Thursday.
NZ Minister Claims Teaching Quality Improved Under National Government
National Party is playing up the education card after Labour did it successfully
US Slams Conspiracy Theory with ISIS
The U.S. government has categorically denied the conspiracy theories linking it with the terror group ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria).
Australia PM Tony Abbott Open to Sending Troops to Iraq
Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott indicated that the option of sending troops to Iraq was open.
Canadian ‘Prince of Pot’ Back, to Hold Rally to Legalise Marijuana
After a five-year stint in a US jail, Canada's self-declared "Prince of Pot" Marc Emery has returned to his homeland. The first thing on his agenda back home is to hold a rally in Toronto to press for the legalization of marijuana.
Israel-Palestine Inching Towards Peace Deal; Gaza Ceasefire Extended
Both Israel and Hamas getting ready for a give and take deal to have peace for Gaza residents
Canadian Federal Government Poised to Reduce Taxes
It's like receiving an early Christmas gift. Canada's federal finance government on Tuesday hinted that Canadian families and individuals are up to receive relief from their tax burdens. But analysts think the hype is just part of the election propaganda for 2015.
US Media Damns Edward Snowden for Posing with American National Flag
Edward Snowden was photographed with a US national flag on the cover of WIRED. The former NSA man created another controversy by embracing the American flag as he continued to be Russia’s guest of honour.
Calgary-Area Hailstorm Damages Could Reach Over $25M
Damages from the two hailstorms that hit north of Calgary could reach over $25 million, the Insurance Bureau of Canada said, with the agency describing the event as catastrophic.
Senator Jacqui Lambie Warns of Mass Youth Suicide If Abbott Gov’t Pushes Thru With Changes to Unemployment Dole Scheme
Controversial new Palmer United Party Senator Jacqui Lambie is again creating headlines by issuing comments and statements that shock Australia. The lawmaker, who called Prime Minister Tony Abbott a psychotic politician and said in a radio interview that her suitors should be well hung, warned on Wednesday of mass suicides among Aussie youth.
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