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SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday	Positive	SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday	http://www.reuters.com/places/brazil/article/us-australia-defence/australia-to-upgrade-military-bases-expand-wargames-with-u-s-idUSKBN2CE2ZY	2021-04-28
Australia and the United States hold biennial war games the next of which is scheduled to begin in August	Positive	SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday	http://www.reuters.com/places/brazil/article/us-australia-defence/australia-to-upgrade-military-bases-expand-wargames-with-u-s-idUSKBN2CE2ZY	2021-04-28
One of Australias most senior security officials earlier this week said liberal democracies must brace for war	Negative	SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday	http://www.reuters.com/places/brazil/article/us-australia-defence/australia-to-upgrade-military-bases-expand-wargames-with-u-s-idUSKBN2CE2ZY	2021-04-28
Forces loyal to the opposition hold important parts of the city and clashed with government forces over the weekend fuelling worries the country could return to allout war	Negative	MOGADISHU Somalias President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed said on Wednesday he would drop an attempt to extend his term by two years bowing to domestic and international pressure after clashes in the capital Mogadishu split security forces along clan lines	http://www.reuters.com/places/africa/article/us-somalia-security-president/bowing-to-pressure-somalias-president-agrees-not-to-extend-presidential-term-idUSKBN2CE2WA	2021-04-28

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SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday

Positive

SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday

http://www.reuters.com/places/brazil/article/us-australia-defence/australia-to-upgrade-military-bases-expand-wargames-with-u-s-idUSKBN2CE2ZY

2021-04-28

Australia and the United States hold biennial war games the next of which is scheduled to begin in August

Positive

SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday

http://www.reuters.com/places/brazil/article/us-australia-defence/australia-to-upgrade-military-bases-expand-wargames-with-u-s-idUSKBN2CE2ZY

2021-04-28

One of Australias most senior security officials earlier this week said liberal democracies must brace for war

Negative

SYDNEY Australia will spend A$747 million to upgrade four military bases in its north and expand war games with the United States Prime Minister Scott Morrison will say on Wednesday

http://www.reuters.com/places/brazil/article/us-australia-defence/australia-to-upgrade-military-bases-expand-wargames-with-u-s-idUSKBN2CE2ZY

2021-04-28

Forces loyal to the opposition hold important parts of the city and clashed with government forces over the weekend fuelling worries the country could return to allout war

Negative

MOGADISHU Somalias President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed said on Wednesday he would drop an attempt to extend his term by two years bowing to domestic and international pressure after clashes in the capital Mogadishu split security forces along clan lines

http://www.reuters.com/places/africa/article/us-somalia-security-president/bowing-to-pressure-somalias-president-agrees-not-to-extend-presidential-term-idUSKBN2CE2WA

2021-04-28