Sounak Mukhopadhyay

Two Canadians, who have been living as expatriates in China for 30 years, are being investigated after having been accused of stealing state secrets related to the national defence research and the Chinese military.

Microsoft sued Samsung as it demanded a royalty for each smartphone the South Korean company sells.

A U.S. general has reportedly been killed after an Afghan gunman opened fire at a Kabul training facility on Tuesday, August 5.

Israel announced the withdrawal of its military troops from Gaza as both Hamas and the Jewish nation agreed to a 72-hour ceasefire brokered by Egypt.

The U.S. government sent undercover agents to incite a political insurgency in Cuba.

In a strong move from the Ukraine army, 311 entered Russia while fighting heavily with the separatists.

‘Bomb Gaza’ application on Google Play, which bright harsh criticism for one of the biggest tech companies in the world, is now withdrawn.

A 40-year-old U.S. woman was arrested on Sunday August 3 after she was suspected for killing her child.

Canada teacher Neil Bantleman is going to stay in jail for 40 more days. The Ontario man was earlier arrested in Indonesia even though he had not been charged. Bantleman has been accused of sexual assault on children.

The United Nations called it a “criminal act” as Israel attacked a school in southern Gaza.

The Ukrainian has reportedly recaptured 75 per cent of the Donetsk territory so far.

Israel tapped U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s phone while he was negotiating for a ceasefire in the Middle-East.

Jaime Palm, a 15-year-old Canadian student, died after a football post fell on her head. She was a student at Bill Crothers Secondary School, Ontario.

Kelsey Zachow, a 24-year-old single mother from the Unites States, won a $66 million [AUD71 million] jackpot.

The peace, though for 72 hours for the time being, comes as a great respite for the Palestinian people, who have been counting corpses for the last 24 days.

The dead bodies of at least 80 of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 passengers might still be scattered around in Ukraine, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop claimed.

CBS Comedy The Big Bang Theory’s production has been put on hold as its lead actors are having a contract dispute.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who is also known as the “Austrian Oak,” turns 67 on July 30, 2014.

This is the latest advancement in reality shows. Contestants go on dates but they are not allowed to wear any clothes. “Dating Naked,” a new reality show on VH1, shows contestants in their most primitive form as they search for potential partners in life.

WikiLeaks accused Australia of issuing an official order to Australian media to suppress any information involving multinational bribery allegations against international leaders in the country. The order was allegedly issued in the name of national security.

It is unlikely that Canada will be affected by the West African Ebola virus, according to its public health officer.

The United Nations as well as the United States condemned Israel after an Israeli missile attack on a Gaza school killed at least 15 people and injured more than 100 on Wednesday, July 30.

Officials found it more difficult to investigate the MH17 crash site as reports emerged that there were landmines placed near the location.

Toyota rules the car sales market in the world in the first six months of 2014. The companies which it beat to be the No. 1 in the business are Volkswagen and General Motors in the United States.

The Toronto International Film Festival officially announced the list of films to be shown in its 39th edition on Tuesday, July 22. The list includes some of the most talented young names in French. Here are the five French films to watch at the festival.

A national leader from Iran has asked the Muslims to supply arms to Palestine so that Hamas can fight Israel well.

There has been an alleged Chinese cyber-attack on Canada as a professional sponsored by the Asian country hacked the computer systems at the National Research Council in Canada.

The United States and the European Union announced stricter sanctions against Russia on Tuesday, July 29.

There could be further sanctions against Russia in Europe, the U.S. government indicated. The White House feared that Vladimir Putin’s government might further get engaged in cross-border intrusion.