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    Walking away from the United States alliance could force Australia to ramp up defence spending by tens of billions of dollars, Australia's former defence chief Sir Angus Houston says, February 21, 2017.

  1. CCTV footage of Kim Jong-nam assassination aired
  2. On the ground during the battle for Mosul
  3. New helpline launched to support Muslim parents
  4. Donald Trump suggests a major incident had happened in Sweden

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