The ISIS has recently killed over 150 women and girls because they refused to marry the jihadists.
As Russia's economic security grows, fears of a military coup have emerged to topple
It seems the Obama family is the favourite target of hoax makers in 2014. In November, Malia Obama was rumoured to be pregnant, although it was just based on a satire article.
Chevron Corp announced on Wednesday it is putting on hold "indefinitely" its arctic offshore drilling program in Canada due to the continued fall of world oil prices.
China has used the U.S technology innovatively to develop the lethal missile.
Apple Canada had been ordered by the Canadian federal court to release pertinent documents needed by the Competition Bureau over allegations of anti-competition deals.
The report claims that drone strikes may strengthen the solidarity of extremist groups.
As reports continue to pour in that Russia is battle-ready and raring to take on the United States and its NATO allies boasting of tactical nuclear advantages and secret weapons, America is making sure that it has its share too of ready-to-unleashed hidden killers if World War III goes off.
ISIS and Taliban Supporters showed mixed reactions on Peshawar school attack.
Pope Francis has been revealed to have had given a major participation in the U.S.-Cuba deal.
The sketch is believed to have been drawn when the King went through his period of "madness."
Russia's military arsenal continues to expand with more combat aircraft. It has quickly announced its own fleet of underwater drones following US Navy's successful GhostSwimmer.
Mutual cooperation will stablise the region and help Fiji to expand its economy.
Japan is set to restart two more nuclear reactors.
Harper said that there was a possibility that the attacker was not working alone.
Taliban justifies the killings at a school in Peshawar, Pakistan.
The reason is apparent because Ukraine is almost a NATO ally.
When a government's policies are hampering economic progress, there will be unrest.
Russia is under tremendous pressure from the EU. News set of sanctions in the works.
China is copying the design of the United States' Nimitz- and Ford-class aircraft carriers.
U.S. President Barack Obama is expected to announce some of the major changes in U.S. policies toward the communist nation.
Russia's new long-range Sarmat heavy ICBMs can hit both static and moving modern armoured targets.
The sudden slump in Prime Minister Tony Abbott's popularity had more than half off Australians polled believe that he does not stand a chance of keeping his post as head of state in the 2016 election.
If this scenario was anticipated, the promise of a surplus could have been avoided during the elections.
The new reform seemingly curtails the freedom of employer to select the talent according to his taste.
Russia now faces one of its worst possible economic crises in years. In a desperate move to avoid the freefall, the country's central bank declared that it will push key interest rate up to 17 percent from 10.5 percent. Analysts think this is in vain as the country may not be able to avoid recession on top of the piling tensions in its international relations. Is there no hope for Russia?
The United States will push through with more sanctions over Russia as the White House confirms the president's plan to sign the new bill passed. According to reports, President Barrack Obama has signaled to sign the legislation imposing more pressure on Vladimir Putin while sending aid to Ukraine. Will the bill bring more good or the other way around?
Russia's woes continue as the country now finds itself on the brink of one of its worst possible economic crises. The problem may even pile up as reports about President Barrack Obama giving signal of support for the sanctions arise. Previously, Russia threatened to respond accordingly to the sanctions if the United States will push through with it. Will the country resort to dangerous means as warned?
The response of Republican cadres in the primaries will be the real turning point in the fortunes of Jeb Bush.
The Obama administration stands by on its decision not to ease sanctions against Russia despite its spiraling economy.
