Spurred by U.S. surveillance and a monopoly probe of Microsoft, China has developed its own operating system (OS) that may be ready for launch in October.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Aug 26, 2014
Find out what is Rubble Bucket Challenge trending now on social media networks.
Jaskiran Kaur
Aug 26, 2014
Arctic is becoming the theatre of competition between regional powers thanks to its wealth of unexplored oil and energy sources.
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 26, 2014
Canadian councillors wore pink to hold a unique protest against a “dysfunctional” mayor.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Aug 26, 2014
Australia's role in Iraq may be "limited" considering the lack of a more coherent U.S. policy towards Iraq, strategic experts said. The Abbot government may be considering a greater role beyond humanitarian aid in the fight against ISIS.
Reissa Su
Aug 26, 2014
Russia is keen to have a foothold in the Middle East with an ally in Syria
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 26, 2014
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has scheduled Oct 26 as a day for parliamentary election in his country, effectively breaking up the present composition of Ukraine's Parliament. He said the dissolution and early parliamentary elections were part of his plan to regain peace in Ukraine.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Aug 26, 2014
U.S. fast-food global chain, Burger King, is in talks of buying Canadian coffee and doughnut chain Tim Hortons that could see the former switch headquarters to the North American country. Shares of both companies immediately jumped on the news on Monday.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Aug 26, 2014
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is apparently trying to use education and jobs to keep the Islamist population in the country on track. Australian government is going spend over $13 million on young Muslims who are potential jihadists.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Aug 26, 2014
It was claimed that U.S. journalist James Foley, who was seen getting assassinated on camera a few days back, had already been killed one year ago. The claim comes from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s office.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Aug 26, 2014
Housing sector sops are a best way to retain the middle class support
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 25, 2014
The old chestnut of average Kiwi forced to pay more gets a new paradigm and a consumer-rights edge
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 25, 2014
Peter Theo Curtis, an American journalist held captive in Syria for the past two years, has been freed on Sunday.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Aug 25, 2014
Economic gains stemming from foreign trade cannot be sacrificed for political gains.
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 25, 2014
Police need to exercise more vigil and less ferocity while tackling local tensions
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 25, 2014
Dialogue with the rebels and Russia can soften the strife
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 25, 2014
Israeli and Palestinian residents long for peace and security from their respective leaderships.
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 25, 2014
A mystery that might get a closure after the renewed efforts by Dutch and Australian firms
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 25, 2014
Soon after his speech about ISIS, President Obama returned to playing golf. The incident stirred up the press and the Internet.
Jaskiran Kaur
Aug 25, 2014
The New Zealand Court of Appeals has decided to extend the restraining order for Kim Dotcom's assets. He will not be able to access some of his property like luxury cars and artwork worth millions of dollars until 2015.
Reissa Su
Aug 23, 2014
The British dilemma can end only when it tracks down the domestic militant and curbs the appeal of terror outfits on other citizens
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 22, 2014
It is a laudable project in lending emotional support and wisdom to handle relationships and violence from certain relationships
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 22, 2014
The cease fire in Gaza is getting broken with renewed violence.
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 22, 2014
Prime Minister Tony Abbott and ASIO head David Irvine have assured the Muslim community that Australia is fighting terrorism and not Islam. Mr Abbott warned Australians of the possibility of terror acts happening in the country and other Western nations.
Reissa Su
Aug 22, 2014
The journalist would have been freed and alive if only the U.S. government had paid the money demanded by ISIS.
Tanya Diente
Aug 22, 2014
Credibility of the ruling front is important in giving a direction to the country at atime domestic strife is overwhelming
Kalyan Kumar
Aug 22, 2014
A source revealed Darren Wilson was severely beaten by Michael Brown and a fight occurred prior to the victim's death.
Tanya Diente
Aug 22, 2014
For the first time in a long while, Iran has expressed its readiness to join the fight against ISIS if the U.S. will lift sanctions against its nuclear program.
Reissa Su
Aug 22, 2014
More than retaliation for the recent US airstrikes, ISIS released for all the world to see the beheading video of American journalist James Foley to attract more recruits into the cause.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa
Aug 22, 2014
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott cautioned that extremist activities like beheading could take place Down Under as well.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay
Aug 22, 2014