POLITICS & POLICY

At least 80 persons in Canada are being monitored by the police for suspected terrorist linkages with the ISIS.

If this drastic fall is the result of a policy scare for investors, that needs to be looked at.

The new surplus manned by Conservatives looks cyclical, because Harper took over the reigns it was already a surplus economy.

Ten members of the ISIS have been caught trying to sneak into the U.S. via the Mexican border in Texas.

The ISIS has released a list of rules that local journalists in Syria must follow as it legitimises its caliphate state.

Canada officially joins the U.S.-led coalition in its fight against ISIS.

The fall of Kobani into the ISIS hands is partly the fault of Turkey.

It is a silver lining that a whole town wants to maintain the century-old tradition and abstain from alcohol.

The decision to go for public-private partnership in housing sector will be a good policy change provided the results are good.

A Winnipeg company, You Have Mail, will attempt to fill in the void that's going to be left blank by Canada Post.

Australian PM Tony Abbott said that new laws would be made to ban hate preachers.

The U. K's defence spending needs careful prioritisation and strategic insight into all the immediate challenges.

Print media is taking innovative routes to achieve economies of scale by having more titles from a single publisher.

The growth of the ISIS could be stunned if something is done with their social media propaganda campaigns, according to former U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton.

"Dirty Politics" would have become John Key's political nemesis had it not been for a weak opposition.

Airstrikes against ISIS hardly softening their stand.

Taking a leaf from Russia, the EU is also injecting troops into Ukraine in the guise of monitoring ceasefire.

Arin Mirkan willingly blew herself up for the Kurds and for Kobani as fighting escalated against the ISIS.

Typhoon Phanfone which lashed out Japan over the weekend has killed a U.S. airmen, while two others were being presumed dead.

Canadian MPs wants the government to make some changes in its Iraq mission.

If there is a security threat it must be notified so that people are convinced about the logic of banning it in Parliament House.

Charges of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization have been slapped against a 19-year old American.

This is a valid suggestion and how far alternate mechanisms can track down travelling jihadis need to be highlighted.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is not ruling out the option of cutting foreign aid to pay for the cost of sending Australian troops to Iraq and the strengthening of Australia's national security measures.

Estonia is beefing up its border security against Russia.

The world's first carbon capture coal-fired plant has been launched, not in the U.S., but in Canada.

The UK seems to be sending out strong signals of its desire for an early divorce with the European Union.

The United States is keeping some old nuclear weapons and isn't dismantling them because of asteroid risks to the planet.

Foreign policy administration needs to win the confidence and trust of the country to become effective internationally.