POLITICS & POLICY

That an innocent jogger managed to get in between PM David Cameron and his security before he got stopped begs a review of procedures and protocols.

Woman accused of killing a man was executed last Saturday, despite international please for her clemency.

Cpl. Nathan Cirillo was killed by a gunman on Wednesday.

The pro-business rival failed to dent Rousseff''s support base comprising weaker sections who are the beneficiaries of welfarism.

The initiative is significant for its multi-sectoral approach and public–private collaboration.

Results of Sunday's legislative polls in Ukraine has showed people approved the country's direction to join the European nations.

Canada's Toronto has a new mayor.

The plan seems to be a NATO strategy to resist any Russian adventure in Ukraine.

New Zealand's role in the G20 will be highly welcomed as the country joins Australia in the summit in Brisbane in a few weeks.

The disillusionment in ISIS cadres can lead to drastic divisions with a potential for revolt from within.

South Korea's defence forces will need more force multipliers to repel the threat from North Korea.

New Zealand prime minister John Key has said he is a few weeks away from deciding the country's response to the crisis in Iraq.

The ISIS reportedly control a number of Manpads or Man Portable Air Defence Systems that could down commercial airliners or even low-flying military helicopters.

Canada's new anti-terrorism laws were introduced on Monday, Oct. 27.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Canada on Tuesday to express U.S.A's solidarity for Canada.

Same-sex marriages in Alaska, Arizona, Idaho, North Carolina, West Virginia and Wyoming are now recognised by the U.S. federal government.

Westminister politicians are more concerned about salvaging culture, jobs and houses.

Mali is in a state of panic over its first Ebola death.

Russia could soon be building its own warships.

Putin is acting like a wounded angel, feeling for former Soviet states turning into satellites of the rival west.

Michael Zehaf-Bibeau made a video just before the parliament attack to blame Canada's foreign policies.

This is expected when Obama administration is running an anti-ISIS campaign in Syria with the help of many Arab states.

Philippine President Benigno Aquino III said over the weekend that he did not intend to insult the family of the Filipino transgender, who was allegedly killed by a 19-year-old American soldier after a sex encounter, when he did not attend the funeral of slain Jeffrey "Jennifer" Laude.

Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the US of destroying the world order as the West maintains Ukraine sanctions.

EU's assertiveness may muffle the voice of national governments and increase the resentment within the states.

Ukraine seems to be having a casual approach to the supply of Russian gas.

Authorities are considering bombing the pipelines that the ISIS had seized in Syria.

New Zealand can leverage its membership in the UN Security Council to reach out to more countries with trade deals.

An expert analyst on radicalisation and foreign fighters said New Zealand will be under threat if it gets involved in Iraq.