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ANZAC Day: "It's a story of brave men who fought in a foreign land for our values"
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Peru sends in army to deal with floods blamed on El Niño
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Clashes after protest against military operations and curfews in Turkey
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North Korea 'executes' army chief, Seoul reports
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Coalition forces deny deadly attack on Syrian army camp
Damascus claims four jets from the US-led coalition carried out the bombing in Deir al Zor province
Gunman kills five including US staff at police training centre in Jordan
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Russia sends missile systems to Syria to protect its forces
Representatives of four Free Syrian Army rebel groups have dismissed a report claiming they would meet Russian officials to discuss fighting Islamic