Kalyan Kumar

No business can sustain without ethics and good will of the customers.

Any state is duty bound to safeguard its security and address domestic concerns despite political pressures.

There must be compliance with the WTO stipulations on fair trade.

Russia needs to protect the human rights of suspects as per protocols concerning action in conflict zones.

The Obama administration has done the right thing by giving the responsibility of Ebola action plan to a seasoned administrator.

For the U.S. mollifying Turkey seems to be a larger task than galvanising forces to take on ISIS.

A credible enquiry needs to settle all the claims and counter claims to bring out the real mystery to strengthen safety in aviation.

Border delays are hurting Canadian enterprises and if the solution is viable, it can be examined in detail.

Since New Zealand is no safe haven for financial crimes, Kim Dotcom will have to prove his innocence.

The plan to boost gold reserves also fits in with Russia's plan to play down the power of U.S. dollar.

If the allegations are serious, they must be looked into.

Once the morale of the Iraq forces are regained the ground war will keep the ISIS on the run.

This may ease the insecurity felt by many European states despite the NATO cover.

Both Russia and the West need to pursue a pragmatic line to defuse tensions which are only sinking their economies.

Being elected to the UN Security Council is a great achievement for New Zealand not only as an opportunity to stand up for small countries but also enlarge its presence in world affairs.

In the case of Ebola, the political leadership has to take the lead in inspiring confidence among heath professionals to combat the epidemic.

The ex minister embarrassed the Prime Minister while in office and the PM now wants to go the legal way in doing things.

The Open Skies treaty can be a stress buster when people are even talking about a possible World War three.

Good that Canada is showing the courage to drag the errant trade partner to WTO than suffering in silence.

It is a strategic step with big returns in the pipeline after potential partners like China have evinced the desire for cooperation.

It is unlikely that China will heed to the counsel of Britain anymore.

When anti terror initiatives are reduced to political jargon, the security lapses begin to accentuate.

A policy change in procurement of drugs backed by a composite pharma programme are in the need of the hour.

Australia has brilliantly packaged its investment incentives by linking huge investments with residency visas.

It may be a case of food poisoning happening from erratic preservation methods.

Incumbent Eric Holder had an active stint and hopefully the new choice must match his legacy.

Australian agriculture sector is hopeful of high returns from the proposed free trade deal with China.

UKIP has to add more to its popular agenda of Euroscepticism to position itself as the most viable alternative to bigger parties.

Ukraine may be pinning high hopes on the interim arbitration order from Stockholm.