Eastern Ghouta in Damascus province is a hotbed of extremist terrorist groups which makes the lives of more than seven million people of Damascus and its surrounding areas a living hell. Constant indiscriminate targeting of residential areas, and the huge death toll of civilians and suffering of children, has forced the Syrian government to deal with that nightmare, and to once and for all eradicate the terrorist threat in the effort to bring peace and stability to people of Damascus.

As comments made by the new Deputy Prime Minister in 1993 describing the LGBTIQ community as "sordid" and "unnatural" emerge, the Q&A panel debates whether the Nationals made the right decision promoting Michael McCormack and whether he should be forgiven.

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Cory Bernardi has used his party's SA election campaign launch to push for nuclear energy in the state, and also to take aim at tech entrepreneur Elon Musk.

This is a severe case of proportional loading the scope of individual western wellness onto a global scale. And Mr Pinker, we’re all going to die from whatever, diseased or not.

Vested interests have an even tighter grip on Australia’s political and economic life now than at the height of the mining tax debate, retiring Labor MP Wayne Swan has warned.

Barnaby Joyce has not returned a phone call to Cabinet colleague Mathias Cormann, but he did dial a journalist to let it be known he will not resign.

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The millionaire paying Barnaby Joyce's rent runs a business that is benefiting financially from one of the Deputy Prime Minister's most contentious projects, the relocation of the Australian Pests and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA).

US investigators have long signalled their belief that Prigozhin, a 56-year-old billionaire businessman, is behind Russia’s internet troll factories.

Nicknamed the “Kremlin’s chef”, Prigozhin once ran Putin’s favourite restaurant in St Petersburg, after which he was awarded multi-billion pound state catering contracts.