POLITICS & POLICY

Australia commended the release of 45 Fijian UN peacekeepers on Thursday.

Air Strikes in Syria without consulting the government there will be a self defeating move

No religion can justify the abuse of human dignity and freedom of women

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is going to Visit Canada on Sept 17.

Prince Harry was unhurt in a Range Rover.

New Zealand's strong economic performance in the past years has been used to the advantage of National's John Key as he seeks another term in office. While National proposes tax cuts, Labour wants to impose more taxes on the wealthy.

Controversial Canadian politician Rob Ford is awaiting the biopsy results of his abdominal tumour.

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar spiked yesterday following a record breaking employment increase, but has given back any gains as the currency continues its slide lower.

Russia has pulled out its troops from Ukraine, NATO said there still remained 1,000 troops on the ground.

Far sighted government policies do bring positive results in the industry.

But much like Syria divided by the ISIS and forces of President Bashar Assad, reactions to his momentous speech were equally split up as well.

Violence in Aussie streets is increasing.

Ukraine's announcement is a welcome change from the past when it was blaming Russia for all its problems

The MH17 probe report by the Dutch government only said the plane was hit by high energy objects. The mystery on who did it needs to be solved.

The British public is betting heavily on the name and sex of Princess Kate's second baby.

The super power must care to lessen the fear of citizens over internal security.

The announced expanded US airstrike meant to target the terrorist group ISIS must be coordinated first with Syrian President Bashar Assad, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reminded US President Barack Obama. Otherwise, Washington's tactics are moves meant to justify terrorism.

U.S. President Barack Obama vowed to wipe out the Islamic militants with the help of the international community.

A survey by the Canadian Payroll Association has revealed the country's workers don't expect to retire anytime soon as they grapple living from paycheque to paycheque, which doesn't really allow them to save for their future after all.

U.S. President Barack Obama wants Australia to back its efforts to counter the Islamic State by committing Special Forces soldiers to an international alliance against the militant group.

In a coalition set up, fringe parties sometimes get the opportunity to dominate the bigger parties

Australia's most popular minister is Julie Bishop, according to a new survey. The Foreign Minister has been vocal about leading Australia's campaign when it comes to international affairs especially in the MH17 investigation and the fight against ISIS.

Russia has just abducted an officer in Estonia, where political experts believed could be a prelude to an incursion in the small state anytime soon.

This is a serious charge and National too puts Labour on the defensive saying there was no defence policy when that party was in power.

The UN needs to evolve mechanisms to fix such cases before engaging in a public debate

The announcement of EU sanctions on Russia should have preceded wider internal consultations

Employees of social media platform Twitter are in danger of being assassinated by members of an ISIS-affiliated group. The radical militants were angered when Twitter employees closed down their accounts.

A truncated Britain will be reduced to a lesser force in international affairs

U.S. authorities working to identify the man behind the black-masked Jihadi John, executioner of American journalist James Foley, said they hope to release his true identity to the world within days before he gets killed out on the battlefield.