POLITICS & POLICY

As the United States boosts its armoured presence in Eestern Europe, the new Army commander in Europe believes Russia will not launch a "conventional attack into NATO territory."

Former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has retired from politics, so she could no longer question present Prime Minister Tony Abbott's outdated outlook towards gender.

A New Zealand court has rejected claims of the US government that Kim Dotcom was stockpiling money to escape the country.

The woman was accompanied by her child who was also detained.

New Zealand's initiative to persuade defualters to pay back the loan is giving good results.

Calgary is considered a more affordable market than Vancouver and Toronto.

Russia's sale of arms and weapons is a massive statement of its desire to expand its global influence.

Netherlands is making another serious attempt to unearth the real cause behind the downing of the plane.

The pro democracy protesters in Hong Kong have intensified their protest even though the government is making all efforts to curb the unrest.

Homicide rates in Canada continue to go down.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will reportedly soon outpace the quick-strike capabilities of the United States with his radar-beating trains that can launch nuclear missiles from any location without fear of detection.

Technology changes have made the old world definition of working class redundant.

NATO and Russia continue the blame game on Europe's current chaotic state.

Russia has abandoned the South Stream gas pipeline project which would have served the European nations.

Former Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev believes that if needed, Russia is armed and ready to hit back as signs of new Cold War emerge.

Newly resigned GOP staffer Elizabeth Lauten's woes has just started. Aside from the challenge of finding a new job after she quit her post as communications director of Republican Rep Steven Fincher over her critical posts of the Obama daughters in Facebook, her past as a teenager is catching up on her.

Firms from many countries that have signed a report banning the manufacture of cluster bombs continue to indirectly invest in it.

The turkeys were pardoned for Thanksgiving, but netizens were not willing to extend the same forgiveness to Elizabeth Lauten, the communications director of Republican Rep. Steve Fincher. Her criticisms of the behavior of Malia and Sasha Obama through a Facebook newsfeed became viral and created a political storm too powerful for her to handle. On Monday morning, Lauten announced through NBC News that she is quitting her post, following the strong public clamor for her to resign or for Fincher t...

The top five toys are facing huge demand both offline and online.

We have entered the prelude of the End of Times, says a bestselling and noted author as well as Bible teacher.

ISIS has no relevance in Ferguson, but it is using the strife to promote its rhetoric to a new audience.

Australia and New Zealand troops may be fighting ISIS together in spirit of the ANZAC alliance 100 years after it was formed in World War I.

Thailand Crown Prince Maja Vajiralongkorn has issued a directive stripping the family of Princess Srirasm off their royally-appointed surname of Akkharaphongpricha.

Russia has made another successful test launch of its Bulava intercontinental missile from nuclear-powered Alexander Nevsky submarine.

Caring for family and spending time on socialising during the Christmas time will strengthen the social bonds.

Abbott said that he had no theological objection to nuclear energy.

The rationale of providing equal representation to the indigenous population is a politically correct gesture.

The council has recommended 15-minute free parking for Brisbane drivers.

Tensions at South China sea and posturings by North Korea may be constraining the U.S. to show its muscles.