POLITICS & POLICY

Australia has been vocal in expressing its support for the U.S.-led coalition to fight ISIS. Russia and China were encourages to back the coalition to prevent ISIS from spreading terror beyond the Middle East.

The AUD had been losing ground during the night, then after the FOMC statement it fell from 0.9020 to 0.8950 levels

A divided U.S. Congress has voted to arm and train members of the Free Syrian Army against the militant ISIS.

It raises the question of how far a foreign country can dabble into the domestic politics of another country

The ATC training deal speaks about the reputation of New Zealand Airways as a professional institution

The demand for an impartial investigation looks justified.

Sen. Inhofe reacts to President Obama’s recently unveiled strategy to combat the terrorist organization ISIS.

More and more people will get displaced in the coming years due to a worsening climate change.

ISIS forums are reportedly encouraging lone wolf attacks on Times Square and Las Vegas.

Anti-terror raids were conducted in Sydney and Brisbane following reports of a suspected terror cell's imminent attack in the country. The combined forces of ASIO and AFP led to dozens of arrests with one man charged with a terrorism-related offence.

Recently elected Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko had visited Canada for the first time on Wednesday.

U.S. President Barack Obama said that he would not like his ground troops to be deployed in Iraq.

Teenage jihadi aspirants from Austria, U.S. and France have been identified.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has no objection to the legalisation of medical cannabis.

The Islamic State militants are apparently targetting Christians while Pope Francis is warned for being at risk of being assassinated.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said that he would not want the referendum to be held by 2016.

A Syrian warplane has been shot down by ISIS.

New Zealand political scene is getting some spice from Kim Dotcom and his Internet Party

The SMEs already enjoy a certain satisfaction level in tax matters and steps for more transparency can hike the comfort level.

The GTA man heavily defends the Islamic State on Twitter for its activities.

When a militant wants to reform and return, denying that opportunity may not be fair

The allegations of snooping are taking a political turn, internally.

A native Pakistani fears death by stoning after being deported from Canada.

China's international gold exchange opens on Thursday.

The U.S prepares for a long war with a strategy in place to take on the terrorist organization ISIS.

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar starts the day just below .9100 after its brief flirtation with the sub .9000’s as the speculation increases about the language that will accompany the FOMC announcement early Thursday morning Australian time.

A grand weekend will be highly rejuvenating to the mind and body

Tomasz Siemoniak, Polish defence minister, denied Poland will supply Ukraine with modern weapons.