POLITICS & POLICY

The ISIS injects its campaign in violent video games to recruit young members.

More data is required to show how far the closure of CRA's off shore tax evasion units will hit the revenue flow

In G20, a common solution for economic ills looks untenable as member states have varied rates for growth and slowdown.

Ukraine has to admit the lapses and abide by the international law.

The ISIS injects its campaign in violent video games to recruit young members.

The U.S recently unveiled the policy of carrying out airstrikes in Iraq with the possibility of extending it to Syria.

It seems the United States conviction against Iran’s nuclear program will be tested in its fight against the ISIS.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is welcome to attend the G20 summit in Australia on Nov 15-16.

Independent senator Nick Xenophon said that such discount gimmick would hurt the smaller companies.

Doug Ford, older brother of very sick Mayor Rob of Toronto, is seeking to replace and continue his sibling’s legacy in the mayoral elections on Oct 27.

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair said that the Islamic State could be defeated only if there was a ground invasion.

Canada will revoke passports of citizens joining ISIS and other terror groups.

Navy SEAL Mike Day survived 27 shots in every part of his body at Iraq's Anbar Province.

The winner takes everything and John Key has surpassed all records with his impressive win. .

New Zealand is no exception to a planned terrorist plot, according to a terrorism expert. If New Zealand will be involved in the strikes against ISIS in the Middle East, the terrorist group could decide to make the country a target.

While Chinese President Xi Jinping was attending a summit with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chinese and Indian troops were on a standoff inside Kashmir's Chumar and Demchok in Ladakh region in the Himalayas, a disputed boundary.

ISIL is a terrorist organisation controlling large parts of Iraq and Syria.

When companies become active in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), new markets at the "bottom of the pyramid" will open up.

China crackdown on corruption is going places.

Early election results revealed that Scotland might not be ready for independence yet.

Latest report said that with 17 of 32 results counted in the Thursday vote on Scottish independence, the "No" votes lead by 56.25 per cent or 670,398 votes, while the "Yes" votes was 43.75 per cent or 521,441 votes.

Australian Federal Police tightened the security at the Parliament House after potential terror attacks had been confirmed.

American Express cards will no longer be accepted at Costco Canada stores starting 2015.

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar has had a small bounce after some initial USD strength but still remains below the 90 cent level

Holocaust experts have discovered Sibibor gas chamber death camps.

The political leadership has to harmonise the domestic sentiments with the needs of globalisation

Canadian suspect Hiva Alizadeh pleaded guilty to the terror charges against him.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer asked residents to elect his brother Doug as the next mayor.

The Islamic State released a video on Thursday that featured British hostage John Cantlie.