De-escalation is a must to bring the civilian life in Eastern Ukraine back to normalcy
Plain speak by the British Prime Minister underscores the need to tackle the IS threat with greater cooperation among affected nations
ISIS militants seem to be trying to marry captured Yazidi women.
The Russian foreign affairs lashed out at Australia and Bishop for suggesting that the humanitarian convoy to Ukraine may be used as a means for invasion. The ministry said Bishop has gone too far in making "irresponsible innuendos" against Russia.
The survey also shows the gains made by smaller parties in improving their support base.
Obama wants the Iraq government to do its job better
Ukraine has to put the house in order before facing the arm twisting by Russia
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The AUD is a little higher as risk appetite improved overnight.
Canada Post may be able to make home delivery exemptions to the disabled, but only upon receipt of a doctor's note.
The goodwill from a burden free budget will be politically correct
When church and state move in different directions wrong messages go out
Delays in claims processing can devastate many lives
New Zealand Labour is calling on the government to provide assistance and increase humanitarian aid to Iraq. A spokesman for the Labour party's foreign affairs said Iraq "urgently" needs more help. However, according to reports, Prime Minister John Key declared it would be "extremely unlikely" to follow Australia in sending troops to Iraq.
The world's appetite for the safe haven yellow metal gold has dropped in the second quarter of 2014 by as much as 16 per cent compared a year ago, the World Gold Council said on Thursday.
National Party is playing up the education card after Labour did it successfully
The U.S. government has categorically denied the conspiracy theories linking it with the terror group ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria).
Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott indicated that the option of sending troops to Iraq was open.
After a five-year stint in a US jail, Canada's self-declared "Prince of Pot" Marc Emery has returned to his homeland. The first thing on his agenda back home is to hold a rally in Toronto to press for the legalization of marijuana.
Both Israel and Hamas getting ready for a give and take deal to have peace for Gaza residents
It's like receiving an early Christmas gift. Canada's federal finance government on Tuesday hinted that Canadian families and individuals are up to receive relief from their tax burdens. But analysts think the hype is just part of the election propaganda for 2015.
Edward Snowden was photographed with a US national flag on the cover of WIRED. The former NSA man created another controversy by embracing the American flag as he continued to be Russia’s guest of honour.
Damages from the two hailstorms that hit north of Calgary could reach over $25 million, the Insurance Bureau of Canada said, with the agency describing the event as catastrophic.
Controversial new Palmer United Party Senator Jacqui Lambie is again creating headlines by issuing comments and statements that shock Australia. The lawmaker, who called Prime Minister Tony Abbott a psychotic politician and said in a radio interview that her suitors should be well hung, warned on Wednesday of mass suicides among Aussie youth.
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key is not worried about the release of Nicky Hager's book, an investigative journalist who wrote about New Zealand's political fall-out ahead of the 2002 election and the National Party's strategy. The prime minister thought the book was scheduled for release ahead of the September election to "maximise sales."
Canada has deployed two icebreakers to the cold Arctic region to amass evidence that will prove it has more jurisdiction over the area than Russia.
Hard economics thrives over short term political gains
Australia Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has intensified efforts to condemn Moscow over the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 in Ukraine. Bishop has accused Russia of using humanitarian aid as an opportunity to occupy Ukraine.
US is getting some support from UK for the humanitarian aid delivery to the civilians trapped in Sinjar mountains
Extremist group ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham) has reportedly issued Islamic State passports to give an air of legitimacy the unrecognised area of the Middle East under their control.
Until a safe corridor is worked out the return of Yazidis from the mountains and their safety will continue to be an issue
