Fidel Castro still reserves the old fury and likes to rant against the West.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 08, 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.
Christine Gaylican
Sep 08, 2014
The success rate in any common capital market initiative hinges on the track record of SMEs who want to enter the market.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 08, 2014
As the Afghanistan mission is coming to a close, NATO has more war fronts in the making.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 05, 2014
India can become a vibrant market for Australia's uranium exports.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 05, 2014
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.
Reissa Su
Sep 05, 2014
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.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Sep 05, 2014
Canada has an ISIS salon, and the owner does not want to hide it.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Sep 05, 2014
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.
Reissa Su
Sep 05, 2014
Ministers should know transparency can save many embarrassments especially in this digital era.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 05, 2014
New Zealanders may be looking for a political change in the election as trends are changing very fast
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 04, 2014
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.
Reissa Su
Sep 04, 2014
A legally valid Ebola vaccine will be a great relief to those suffering from the disease and can save many lives
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 04, 2014
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.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Sep 04, 2014
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.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Sep 04, 2014
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.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Sep 04, 2014
Putin's proposal can lead to a truce and provide the needed time for the work towards a broad dialogue.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 04, 2014
NATO's current approach in not entangling in the political and historic baggage of members will help in de-escalating many tensions.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 04, 2014
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.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Sep 04, 2014
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.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Sep 04, 2014
The housing bubble is often a precursor to crashing economies as it has been proved in many countries.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 04, 2014
The commercial interest on marijuana in the pretext of medical use cannot be overlooked.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 03, 2014
The authorities could have avoided the criticism about food and water being denied to the activist for 15 hours
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 03, 2014
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has announced in Parliament that the government will open an embassy in Kiev. He described the relationship between Australia and Ukraine as close since the fatal crash of MH17.
Reissa Su
Sep 03, 2014
Intelligence authorities from the United States have warned the global community the aeroplanes now reported missing since August when Islamic militants overtook Libya's international airport in Tripoli could be used to stage 9/11-style terrorist attacks in the region.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Sep 03, 2014
Australia saw a jump on cigarette taxes by 13.7 per cent on Monday, thereby pushing the rates to $1 per cigarette.
Smitha Nambiar
Sep 03, 2014
NATO has sent its regrets to Ukraine and advised the country it would need to fight off Russia's aggression on its own. The reason is plain and simple - Ukraine is a non-member state.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Sep 03, 2014
The concerns of Russia need to be addressed by EU and must engage it in spite of Ukraine.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 03, 2014
Dedicating Hitler's house to crimes against humanity sounds interesting as a means to curb the appeal of Nazism.
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 03, 2014
Great Britain has to realign and restructure in order to face the new reality after the Scottish vote
Kalyan Kumar
Sep 03, 2014
