Finland shuts border with Russia after illegal migration
After accusing Moscow of intentionally assisting migrants in entering the country, Finland has decided to close all of the crossings that are located on...
EU bans religious symbols at government offices
The highest court in the European Union has ruled that government offices across the EU have the authority to prohibit employees from wearing religious...
Australia to reconsider law on mandatory data retention
As part of its new cyber security policy, the federal government will evaluate rules that require businesses to keep data as part of its...
Australia demands sexual assault watchdog in universities
The Commonwealth of Australia has been urged by advocacy organizations to immediately establish Australia's first independent student watchdog in an effort to combat sexual...
Netherlands gets first new PM in 13 years
Dutch voters will go to polls on Wednesday in a general election that will bring in the Netherlands first new prime minister in thirteen...
Fiji to upgrade ports and shipyards
The prime minister of the island nation of Fiji, which is located in the Pacific Ocean, was quoted as suggesting that China might extend...
Australia: Labor, Coalition teams up to pass anti-corruption bill
Labor and the Coalition worked together to pass a bill that would retrospectively authorize the potentially "unlawful" use of material that was obtained in...
Fuel prices soar: Two-thirds of Australians are ditching cars
The Climate Council has showed that more than two-thirds of people living in Australia are giving up their cars more frequently in order to...
North Korea attempts to launch spy satellite again
State media said that North Korea's second effort to install a spy satellite in orbit was unsuccessful due to a fault that occurred during...