POLITICS & POLICY

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.

Mike Haines recalls the wonderful times he had enjoyed with David and remembers his brother fondly.

New Zealand PM has been caught off hand in a snooping controversy and how far that will affect his party's poll prospects remains to be seen.

After Invictus game opening ceremony, Kate Middleton may pull out off her solo trip to Malta due to pregnancy sickness. At the same time, the royals are looking for professional help for the second child and refurnishing their Anmer Hall home.

A total of six vehicles were destroyed as the United States carried out its first expanded airstrike against the ISIS. Also destroyed was one of the Islamist group's fighting positions.

The high priority for oil and gas investors is welcome as will facilitate more oil exports in the future.

China wants a stake in Greece's 40 billion euros worth mineral resources that include the highly essential rare earths metals.

John Key is looking for a third term and in the two terms this consistency in policies could have been easily achieved

All eyes are on Scotland's referendum for independence on Thursday.

Air strikes in Syria may turn out to be “illegal,” reports suggest.

A Canadian Islamic preacher was denied entry by the Philippines because he posed a threat to national security.

London grapples with the problems of radical Islam as the war on ISIS begins.

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar back above USD 0.9000 as markets count down to the FOMC announcement on Thursday morning.

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key is under deep water once again because of spying claims days before the Sept. 20 election.

Germany has put in place a ban preventing any form of ISIS related activity in the country.

There must be a dialogue involving both the parties to arrive at a solution

John Key is facing allegations of surveillance unlike the routine corruption charges that haunt politicos

Totally purdahed UK medical student-turned-jihadi, posts selfie with sliced head in hand.

Russia is set to create an anti-crisis reserve.

A number of Arab nations have pledged to support the U.S. crusade against the ISIS.

The policy seems totally silent on the role of private sectpr in driving growth in various sectors of the economy.