Canada To Revamp Air Cargo Rules Amid Terrorist Threats
Canada will soon be implementing a new rule in its air cargo handling procedures.
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg In Pressure Politics To Persuade President Obama To Grant Amnesty For Illegal Immigrants
By espousing the cause of business and industry, Democrats seem to be moving closer to big businesses than the Republicans.
Russia Starts Work On Sixth Generation Fighter Jet: Launch Likely In 2025
That Russia is steering innovation in defence production is a very laudable thing.
New Zealand PM To Outline Action Plan Against Terror At His Security Speech: Kiwi Funds To ISIS Suspected
Making a convincing case before framing stringent anti-terror laws is a good approach.
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Run Up To G20 Summit In Australia Sees Brisbane Under Huge Security Cover
For Australia, hosting G20 is a matter of prestige, and it is leaving no stone unturned to make the summit a success.
Canada's Tax Free Saving Accounts Aiding Citizens With More Economic Freedom Than Their US Counterparts
Scary tax rules should give way to more citizen -friendly vehicles like Canada's TFSA.
Russia Agrees To Supply Gas To Ukraine: Deal Comes After Ukraine Agrees To Pay Past Dues
Russia seems to be the winner as some muscle flexing made EU assisting Ukraine to pay the dues.
Canada ISIS Mission: Drops 1st Bombs in Iraq
Canada has officially launched its first airstrike against the ISIS in Iraq.
IS Militants Massacred 322 Tribals, Women And Children Dumped In A Well
The Sunni clan of Al-Bu Nimr tribals, who support Iraqi government and international allies were killed and thrown into mass graves.
Suicide Attack at India-Pakistan Border Kills 55, Injures 200
At least 55 people were killed in the suicide attack at the Wagah border.
NATO: Russia's Been Conducting Too Many Military Flights Over Europe
NATO has intercepted far too many Russian military flights over Europe recently.
Sweden First in EU to Recognise Palestine
Sweden gave formal recognition to Palestine on Thursday.
Ex-Ohio Trooper Pleads Guilty To Issuing Sex as Penalty To Women Motorists
A former state trooper from Ohio has admitted to his misdeamenours.
Australian Scientists Gave PM Tony Abbott a 'Frosty' Response in Science Awards Speech
Prime Minister Tony Abbott received a lukewarm response from scientists attending the science awards in Canberra.
Labour Slams Passage Of Direct Action Plan In Senate; Shorten Says Australia 'Will Pay The Price'
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's Direct Action Plan has passed the Senate with the help PUP leader Clive Palmer and other senators.
France Orders Investigation Into Drones Flying Over Its Nuclear Plants: Safety Concerns Up
Given the terror threat, this is a serious matter.
Libyan Rebel and Wife To Sue Britain For Damages: Alleges UK Handed Him To Gaddafi Regime To Face Torture
That the British court has found prima facie eniugh merit in the case is an encouraging signal.
Obama Administration Official Uses Abusive Words Against Netanyahu: White House Disowns Comment
This is not an isolated incident and Obama administration seems to be needling Israel after cold shouldering its defence minister.
Singapore Top Court Maintains Law Criminalising Gay Sex
Sex between gay men in Singapore will continue to be a criminal act liable to jail imprisonment when caught.
Dismantling Of Fukushima Reactor 1 Faces Delays, US Judge Gives Sailor Go Signal To Push Through Lawsuit Against TEPCO Over Radiation
TEPCO has again delayed its plans of dismantling the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Slow-Moving Yet Unrelenting Hawaii Lava Now Only Inches Away From Pahoa Homes
Lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is already threatening homes in Pahoa.
Sex Industry in New Zealand Facing Slowdown: Depleting Market of Paid Sex Worries The Trade
The oldest profession needs to unleash fresh demand.
New Zealand Passes Bill That Weakens Collective Bargaining, Lessens Workers' 'Tea Breaks'
New Zealand's National government has passed a bill that was accused of weakening collective bargaining and removing tea breaks for some.
New Zealand Web Tycoon In Undisclosed Conviction Trouble: Deportation Not Ruled Out
Kim Dotcom's efforts to wield some political clout using his Internet Party is also not helping.
Australia Hikes Fuel Tax: Opposition May Block The Legislation In Senate
Fuel hike without a compelling reason can make a government unpopular.
Israeli Minister Slams US Official's Offensive Remark Against Netanyahu, Demands Obama Gov't. Take Back Words
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office and a government minister reacted to offensive comments made against the Israeli leader.
ISIS Has Been Equipped With Advanced Anti-Aircraft Missiles
The ISIS have advanced anti-aircraft missiles in its possession.
Canada’s Official ISIS Mission Starts On Weekend; Kuwait Uneasy
Canada's ready to bomb ISIS.
Canada's Medical Campaign Group Expresses Concern Over Excessive Prescribing Of Sleeping Pills To Older People
The influence of commercial and pharma interests on medical practitioners needs to be curbed.
World Bank Asks Slowing China To Abandon Fancy Growth Rates And Focus More On Reforms
Any over heated economy will pause before slow down sets in.
Australia Special Forces Await 'Delayed' Iraqi Visas Before Joining ISIS Fight
Australian Special Forces in UAE continue to wait for their Iraqi visas to be released before deployment in Iraq.
Russia Succeeds Where US Fails: ISS NASA Antares Rocket Explosion Meant to Happen; Russia Successfully Launches Cargo Ship
The Antares rocket built by Orbital Sciences was apparently doomed from the very start.
Russia-Backed Hackers Suspected of Attacking White House Computers; Expert Believes Breach 'Sophisticated'
Russian hackers believed to be working for Moscow had reportedly attacked the computer systems of the White House.
New Zealand To Hold Joint Military Exercise With The United States
The joint exercise will be an opportunity for the armed forces to upgrade their awareness and skills.
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