Philippines looking to bolster naval defenses
June 27, 2013
The Philippines was once a territory of the United States, and the Pacific island nation has largely maintained ties with the U.S. since gaining its independence after World War II. Read Article »
Obama insists Canadian pipeline project must meet environmental concerns
June 27, 2013
The oil fields in Alberta, Canada, are a major economic boon to both the province and the nation as a whole. Read Article »
Nigeria rebukes proposed British visa bond
June 26, 2013
Nigeria has historically had a difficult relationship with the United Kingdom, which colonized it from the late 19th century to 1960, when the African country finally gained its independence. Read Article »
German cracks down on suspected terrorist plot
June 26, 2013
In raids that took place throughout the German cities of Munich and Stuttgart, special police moved to counteract a suspected terrorist plot. Read Article »
Royal Bank of Canada rising in ranks of U.S. trading firms
June 25, 2013
On the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, it has traditionally paid off to take an aggressive approach to trading. Read Article »
Cameroon government plans summit to address piracy issues
June 25, 2013
The threat of pirate attacks has become an ongoing security issue for a number of African nations in recent years, including Cameroon. Read Article »
Russia denying direct involvement with Snowden, but refusing to extradite to U.S.
June 25, 2013
During the past few weeks, former intelligence officer Edward Snowden has been in hiding after leaking details of the U.S. National Security Agency's various domestic surveillance programs. Read Article »
Brazilian president proposes reforms in wake of protests
June 24, 2013
The streets of dozens of Brazilian cities have been amassed with protesters over the past week. Read Article »
Philippines destroys captured ivory to intimidate poachers
June 24, 2013
Ivory was long considered one of the most elegant animal-derived materials, and objects such as jewelry and piano keys that were once made with it are highly valued. Read Article »
Alberta floods displace thousands, cause energy issues
June 24, 2013
The city of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, is run through by the Bow and Elbow rivers. Read Article »
Nigeria seeing e-commerce grow in its economy
June 23, 2013
Like many African nations, Nigeria is looking to develop its economy and solidify a position in the global marketplace. Read Article »
Chinese federal bank injects funds after interest rate spike
June 20, 2013
China currently stands as the world's second-largest economy, having experienced substantial rates of growth over the past decade. Read Article »
Cameroon soccer federation president re-elected while under arrest
June 20, 2013
Mohammed Iya was first elected president of the Cameroon Football Federation in 1998, and has remained in the position ever since. Read Article »
Germany gives Obama mixed reception for speech on nuclear disarmament
June 19, 2013
Throughout the recent past, the general German populace has had a somewhat lukewarm view of American heads of state, and the United States' foreign policy, particularly in the early and mid-2000s​, during the height of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Read Article »
Moderate economic growth predicted by Royal Bank of Canada
June 19, 2013
The past few years have seen Canada bear the brunt of economic difficulties similar to those experienced in the late-2000s recession of the United States, albeit somewhat less severely. Read Article »
Russia furious over recently revealed G20 summit spying
June 17, 2013
The intelligence services of the United States have been subject to intense public scrutiny in recent weeks, as a result of leaked information from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden. Read Article »
Issue with Nigeria soccer player bonuses casts shadow over match
June 17, 2013
Nigeria is known for its strong presence in the field of world soccer. Read Article »
Putin, Patriots owner at odds over ownership of Super Bowl ring
June 16, 2013
Russian President Vladimir Putin's personal life has recently become more a matter of public knowledge with the public announcement of his impending divorce. Read Article »
Russia adopts law regarding hosting of 2018 World Cup
June 12, 2013
The FIFA World Cup is soccer's premier event, and any nation hosting the world championship is typically quite honored to do so. Read Article »
Canadian government moves to crack down on alleged overuse of public sector sick days
June 12, 2013
Sick days and paid vacation are among the most valuable assets to an employee in any job. Read Article »
Northern Germany reels from Elbe river flooding
June 11, 2013
On June 10, the Elbe River in northern Germany breached its levees and began to flood surrounding towns, which were quickly evacuated by local authorities, according to The Associated Press. Read Article »
Russia may offer asylum to NSA whistleblower
June 11, 2013
The revelation of the National Security Agency's various domestic data collection programs has dominated the global media since the story broke on June 6. Read Article »
Nelson Mandela remains in hospital after admission last week
June 11, 2013
Nelson Mandela is one of the world's most notable freedom fighters and former heads of state, and during his time as the president of South Africa he oversaw the country's gradual transition away from the oppressive actions of apartheid. Read Article »
China makes final preparations for manned space flight
June 10, 2013
Historically, China has not earned as much attention for its space program as the United States or Russia. Read Article »
New governor of Bank of Canada appears cautiously optimistic
June 6, 2013
Much like the United States, Canada underwent a great deal of economic strife during the recession of 2008-09, which struck in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. Read Article »
Putin's impending divorce makes history for Russia
June 6, 2013
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been something of a divisive and controversial figure on the world stage for many reasons. Read Article »
Brazil sees unexpected drop in FIFA rankings
June 6, 2013
Brazil has historically been known as a soccer powerhouse, being a five-time winner of the World Cup and birthing some of the most popular players in the game. Read Article »
Brazil looking to combat faltering currency values
June 5, 2013
Despite its status as the world's sixth-largest economy, Brazil's market has experienced certain difficulties of late. Read Article »
Chinese president visits Mexico, economic tension between nations highlighted
June 4, 2013
China's economy has grown by leaps and bounds in the past few decades. Read Article »
Sao Paolo pride parade brings millions to city
June 4, 2013
Brazil is known the world over as a country with a diverse and fascinating culture. Read Article »