POLITICS & POLICY

Russia plans on sending bomber planes near the U.S. coast for drills as part of its assertion of military presence, a Russian official said.

Israel has fears about its security as it feels international partners are more tilted to Arab interests.

The Australian PM said that he had asked Putin to practise peace.

An official tribunal in New Zealand has revealed in its report that the Maori chiefs in the 19th century did not give up its sovereignty to the Crown.

The long arms of law can catch up with the guilty even after decades.

Russia's energy muscle will keep it insulated from drastic economic shocks.

The brazen escape of the convict has raised doubts about the functioning of the prison systems in New Zealand.

The British PM wants web companies to take their social resposibilties.

The democratic exercise will galvanise the party as the process can eliminate factionalism.

A recent survey claims that Germany is the best country in the world.

Ku Klux Klan's membership is very low, so it reinvents itself to include members from all sections.

Islamic State of Iraq and Syria leader Al-Baghdadi is apparently alive and well in an audio message urging followers to strike everywhere.

The Australian government argued before the UN committee investigating reports of torture on asylum seekers that domestic violence was not a form of torture.

It will be a gradual slide to the era of cavemen, if such practices are encouraged by the civil society.

Sources of religious indoctrination need to be put down with a heavy hand.

The woman's experience in armed forces of Israel and her career as a pilot must have made her bold enough to take that decision.

If building materials are overpriced, housing prices will never come under control.

The escalating violence between Israelis and Palestinians over Jerusalem's Temple Mount may spark another religious war.

Fox News Part One special on Tuesday aired a programme giving an intensive view of Robert O'Neill's background and mission.

Australia will spend more than $100 million for the security of the world leaders attending the Leaders' Summit.

Four Russian warships are on their way to Australia.

The airstrikes that Canada has carried out against ISIS in Iraq could have reached $2.7 million to $4.1 million in just the first week alone.

The allegation is serious and may attract penal action or pay out of compensation to affected parties.

Mr. John Key is right in saying that ISIS is more than a security threat.

China boasted and flew a new J-31 fighter jet prototype during Obama's APEC visit.

Since there are laws to safeguard women against sexual violence, they must be applied wherever required.

Parts of Canada will be experiencing cold and snow until weekend.

Australia has posted a measly 0.6 percent wage increase.

Canadians have won against misogynistic Julien Blanc.