Malcolm Turnbull On Attacks
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Australia To Expel 2 Russian Diplomats Over UK Nerve Agent Attack, Hints At World Cup Boycott
Australia will expel two Russian diplomats in response to a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain that the British government has blamed on Moscow, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Tuesday.
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Australia Expels Two Russian Diplomats Over Britain Poison Case
Australia joined the United States and other British allies in expelling two Russian diplomats Tuesday in response to a nerve agent attack on a double agent in England.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull Says Melbourne Siege 'A Terrorist Attack'
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Tuesday police were treating a deadly siege in the city of Melbourne as an "act of terrorism" after a claim by the Islamic State group that one of its fighters was the gunman responsible.
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Ouch. Oz Prime Minister's Brutal Takedown Of Opposition Leader Is Viral
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been in the international headlines recently after US President Donald Trump reportedly hung up on him, ending an uncomfortable official phone call. However, in no way must it be thought that Mr Turnbull is incapable of launching verbal missiles of his own. See for evidence his scathing attack on Bill ...
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Threat Of 'Lone Wolf' Terrorism Rises: Australian PM
The downfall of ISIS in the Middle East is fast approaching but the threat of urban terror from propaganda-fed "lone wolf" terrorists is only going to rise, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Friday.
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Australia Moves To Indefinite Detention Of Terrorists
High-risk terror offenders may be kept in jail after their sentences finish, Australian officials said as they move to tighten security laws following attacks in the United States and Europe.
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Australia Says Europe Let Security Slip
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said today that Europe had "allowed security to slip", as he questioned the EU's Schengen passport-free zone in the wake of the Brussels attacks.
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Australia Plans Tougher Controls on Teen Terror Suspects
Australia today outlined plans to tighten counter-terrorism laws further, including restricting the movements of suspects as young as 14 in the wake of a deadly attack by a teenager this month.
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Australia To Expel 2 Russian Diplomats Over UK Nerve Agent Attack, Hints At World Cup Boycott
Australia will expel two Russian diplomats in response to a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain that the British government has blamed on Moscow, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Tuesday.
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Australia Expels Two Russian Diplomats Over Britain Poison Case
Australia joined the United States and other British allies in expelling two Russian diplomats Tuesday in response to a nerve agent attack on a double agent in England.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull Says Melbourne Siege 'A Terrorist Attack'
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Tuesday police were treating a deadly siege in the city of Melbourne as an "act of terrorism" after a claim by the Islamic State group that one of its fighters was the gunman responsible.
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Ouch. Oz Prime Minister's Brutal Takedown Of Opposition Leader Is Viral
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been in the international headlines recently after US President Donald Trump reportedly hung up on him, ending an uncomfortable official phone call. However, in no way must it be thought that Mr Turnbull is incapable of launching verbal missiles of his own. See for evidence his scathing attack on Bill ...
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Threat Of 'Lone Wolf' Terrorism Rises: Australian PM
The downfall of ISIS in the Middle East is fast approaching but the threat of urban terror from propaganda-fed "lone wolf" terrorists is only going to rise, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Friday.
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Australia Moves To Indefinite Detention Of Terrorists
High-risk terror offenders may be kept in jail after their sentences finish, Australian officials said as they move to tighten security laws following attacks in the United States and Europe.
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Australia Says Europe Let Security Slip
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said today that Europe had "allowed security to slip", as he questioned the EU's Schengen passport-free zone in the wake of the Brussels attacks.
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Australia Plans Tougher Controls on Teen Terror Suspects
Australia today outlined plans to tighten counter-terrorism laws further, including restricting the movements of suspects as young as 14 in the wake of a deadly attack by a teenager this month.
