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At North Dakota Pipeline Protest, Activists Gird For Fight Ahead
Thousands of protesters in North Dakota celebrated the federal government's ruling against a controversial pipeline but girded for a protracted struggle as President-elect Donald Trump's transition team said on Monday it supports the project and would review it after he takes office.
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US Authorities Deny Route For Controversial North Dakota Pipeline
The US Army Corps of Engineers on Sunday nixed plans for a controversial oil pipeline crossing in North Dakota, a major victory for Native Americans and environmentalists who had staged months of protests.
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Terror Charge Against Australian Teen Dropped
Australian authorities today dropped a terror charge against a teenager over an alleged Islamic State-inspired plot to attack Anzac Day commemorations honouring the war dead, citing insufficient evidence.
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India Scales Back Army Corps Facing China, Pours Funds Into Carrier
The government has scaled back an ambitious plan to establish a new army corps to counter Chinese conventional forces across the Himalayas, defence sources said, pouring funds instead into a new aircraft carrier and border roads.
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Australia Prime Minister Hails Gallipoli Soldiers on Anzac Day
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today hailed the sacrifice of the thousands of soldiers from Australia and New Zealand killed in the Battle of Gallipoli, 100 years after they launched the first attacks on the western Turkish peninsula.
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UK Police Arrest 14-Year-Old Boy Over Alleged Australia Islamic State Attack Plan
Police in Britain have arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with an alleged Islamic State-inspired attack plan in Australia, they said today.
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Britain Restores Last Gallipoli Warship to Mark Campaign's Centenary
Britain's last surviving warship from Gallipoli is being restored to mark the bloody campaign's centenary, as a new exhibition tries to counter myths surrounding the disastrous World War I offensive.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott to Talk Border Security on Turkey Trip
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Monday that he will use a trip to Turkey for Anzac Day commemorations to push Ankara for increased security on its border with Syria and Iraq.
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We Need Younger Commanders Like Pakistan And China, Indian Army Tells The Supreme Court
Pakistan and China have younger Army commanders, so we need younger commanders too. This was Indian Armys main argument in the Supreme Court today while securing a stay on the Armed Forces Tribunal or AFT order that quashed a contentious promotion policy of the Indian Army.
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At North Dakota Pipeline Protest, Activists Gird For Fight Ahead
Thousands of protesters in North Dakota celebrated the federal government's ruling against a controversial pipeline but girded for a protracted struggle as President-elect Donald Trump's transition team said on Monday it supports the project and would review it after he takes office.
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US Authorities Deny Route For Controversial North Dakota Pipeline
The US Army Corps of Engineers on Sunday nixed plans for a controversial oil pipeline crossing in North Dakota, a major victory for Native Americans and environmentalists who had staged months of protests.
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Terror Charge Against Australian Teen Dropped
Australian authorities today dropped a terror charge against a teenager over an alleged Islamic State-inspired plot to attack Anzac Day commemorations honouring the war dead, citing insufficient evidence.
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India Scales Back Army Corps Facing China, Pours Funds Into Carrier
The government has scaled back an ambitious plan to establish a new army corps to counter Chinese conventional forces across the Himalayas, defence sources said, pouring funds instead into a new aircraft carrier and border roads.
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Australia Prime Minister Hails Gallipoli Soldiers on Anzac Day
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today hailed the sacrifice of the thousands of soldiers from Australia and New Zealand killed in the Battle of Gallipoli, 100 years after they launched the first attacks on the western Turkish peninsula.
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UK Police Arrest 14-Year-Old Boy Over Alleged Australia Islamic State Attack Plan
Police in Britain have arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with an alleged Islamic State-inspired attack plan in Australia, they said today.
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Britain Restores Last Gallipoli Warship to Mark Campaign's Centenary
Britain's last surviving warship from Gallipoli is being restored to mark the bloody campaign's centenary, as a new exhibition tries to counter myths surrounding the disastrous World War I offensive.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott to Talk Border Security on Turkey Trip
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Monday that he will use a trip to Turkey for Anzac Day commemorations to push Ankara for increased security on its border with Syria and Iraq.
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We Need Younger Commanders Like Pakistan And China, Indian Army Tells The Supreme Court
Pakistan and China have younger Army commanders, so we need younger commanders too. This was Indian Armys main argument in the Supreme Court today while securing a stay on the Armed Forces Tribunal or AFT order that quashed a contentious promotion policy of the Indian Army.
