Six men and a woman are in police custody or are under house in Birmingham City on Monday on suspicion that they are plotting terror attacks in Britain.
DenmarkCrown Princess Mary and her four children will go back to her roots by paying homage visit to Australia in November.
Beijing Police had identified 112 suspects including 27 foreign women and put them under arrest early this month for participating in a sex trade, China Daily reported on Monday.
The Jinko Solar Holding Co Ltd in Haining City in Zhejiang Province has been shut down by authorities as it fell victim to looting staged by some protesters last week.
Residents and tourists in Sikkim, India have been struck by a powerful earthquake on Sunday leaving several dead and hundred more injured.
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There is a billion-dollar economy in Australia that is both underrated and underpaid, as far as the mainstream live acts realm is concerned, according to a new study commissioned by a group representing the local music industry.
The. U.S. will definitely suffer a serious blow in its diplomatic row should the government decides to push through its plan to sell military defense aircraft to Taiwan, analysts and Chinese government officials said in a news briefing.
While the Duchess of Cambridge's influence is still strong, Kate Middleton will get to enjoy another year under the spotlight before she starts her solo appearances in the next year or two.
Considerable leeway on the part of the Labor-led federal government, especially on questions of human rights protection for asylum seekers, will prompt the Coalition to sit down with Prime Minister Julia Gillard in hopes of forging a workable deal on Australia’s migration policy.
Unknown to many Australians, the country hosts a communication hub that its close military ally, the United States, has been using as an intelligence gathering post that intercepted information during the height of the Cold War era.
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou cancelled his trip to the U.S. Saturday to chair a more pressing cabinet meeting Sunday on how the country can secure another bailout loan before the government runs out of cash next month.
The appointment of Treasurer Andrew Fraser as Deputy Premier of Queensland was welcomed by the property industry at what is a critical time for the sector.
In a surprising move to save his face from another embarrassment from international community, Kim Jong-Il reiterates to its citizens the need for sacrifice in achieving the economic goals of the country.
Julia Gillard will open a democratic debate at the Labor Party's National Conference in December.
US and Australian officials have decided to include cooperation on cybersecurity as part of their defence agreement. The decision to add cyberspace to the two nations' bilateral treaty mean the two allies will work together in the event of a computer-related attack in either country.
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Drastic cuts to staff and offices of NSW Industrial Relations will hit workers and small businesses, the Public Service Association said today.
The younger Prince of Wales has celebrated his 27th birthday yesterday and all through those years have made his own mark as the charming second son, but expectations are still high for him and his brother, William. Will he help bring back the lost glory of the British Monarchy?
Foreign direct investments in China rose by 11 percent to $8.4 billion in August, the government said in a report, proving that foreign companies want to partake of the growing consumer market in the country.
Despite the sinking popularity of Prime Minister Julia Gillard, her long-time partner, Tim Mathieson, appears puzzled by the barrage of criticisms thrown in the way of the beleaguered Labor stalwart, especially those coming from women.
China's Premier Wen Jiabao has assured other world leaders attending the the World Economic Forum's fifth Annual Meeting in Dailian, Province, that it would do all it can to help maintain global stability.
China's rise to economic and financial power over the years had drawn a mix of fear and praise from foreign trading partners. Should China put on the breaks to slow down the wheels of fortune running on its favor?
In the age of individual empowerment, collectivism is sadly on the decline and so is the Australian Labor Party, especially if it fails to heed the writings on the wall and implement the necessary changes.
Opting to divert some of the spotlight trained on him over the sex scandal exposed earlier this week at the Australian Parliament, Adelaide vicar-general, Monsignor David Cappo, quit his post as head of the Mental Health Commission.
Poland and the U.S. have jointly announced that their ballistic missile defense agreement entered into force Thursday. The pact will see the deployment of land-based anti-missile batteries in the European country by 2018.
Crimes committed by adolescents are alarmingly increasing since 2006.
South Korean women will be assigned with more combative posts beginning 2012.
A Spanish court has reopened the case of a model who was allegedly raped by a Saudi prince in Ibiza, Spain in 2008 and the victim and her lawyer are asking the accused to provide his DNA sample to prove his innocence.
China's heavy expenditures on its military weaponry and more aggressive maritime activities has raised the concern of Japan's new Prime Minister.
