POLITICS & POLICY

Supermarket Tesco is selling the TVs branded as ISIS as half the price.

Australia's has been criticised for not doing its fair share in reducing greenhouse gas emissions amid its continued reliance on coal.

Oregon is the third U.S. state to legalise marijuana.

The TPP will also put Japan back in reckoning and offset the spread of China in a subtle way.

The advisory can help people to stay alert against such attacks.

When the Ukraine government's writ has ceased to run in the eastern region, this fallout is not at all unexpected.

Scientists have developed a non-injectable and inhalable Ebola vaccine that claimed to have cured non-human primates after just a single dose during clinical tests.

Iran has not entered a deal yet with the Group 5+1 over its uranium, while North Korea has a new plant capable of building fuel for atomic bombs.

Typhoon Nuri could reinforce and re-intensify itself as it heads north later this week.

Al Qaeda has threatened the oil supply of Australia whose fuel is mostly imported from the Middle East. An expert has warned of a possible collapse in society.

In an Op-ed, Noam Chomsky, a long-term critic of US policies, says that present depradations prove that the US has created terrorism everywhere.

The West should also refrain from using sanctions as a tool to choke the economies of rivals.

London Mayor Boris Johnson supports the report of a British think-tank calling for equal rights for Australians and Kiwis in Britain.

Canada will soon be implementing a new rule in its air cargo handling procedures.

By espousing the cause of business and industry, Democrats seem to be moving closer to big businesses than the Republicans.

That Russia is steering innovation in defence production is a very laudable thing.

Making a convincing case before framing stringent anti-terror laws is a good approach.

New Zealand's flag debate was the subject of a satirical segment in the U.S. show Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.

Would you consider working for ISIS in exchange of AU$257,000 a year?

Canada is more prosperous than the United States, Australia and United Kingdom.

The mainstream parties must deliver on what they have promised to Scots in terms of more devolution of powers.

For Australia, hosting G20 is a matter of prestige, and it is leaving no stone unturned to make the summit a success.

Scary tax rules should give way to more citizen -friendly vehicles like Canada's TFSA.

Russia seems to be the winner as some muscle flexing made EU assisting Ukraine to pay the dues.

Canada has officially launched its first airstrike against the ISIS in Iraq.

The Sunni clan of Al-Bu Nimr tribals, who support Iraqi government and international allies were killed and thrown into mass graves.

At least 55 people were killed in the suicide attack at the Wagah border.

NATO has intercepted far too many Russian military flights over Europe recently.

Sweden gave formal recognition to Palestine on Thursday.