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Indonesia to Probe Claims Australia Paid Boat to Turn Back
Jakarta vowed today to investigate allegations Australian authorities paid thousands of dollars for a boat carrying 65 asylum seekers to return to Indonesia, as police said an Australian official had questioned the migrants
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Indonesian Envoy to Return to Australia After Spying Row
Indonesia said on Saturday it would send its ambassador back to Australia this month in a bid to normalise relations after a spying row that has soured ties between the two countries.
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Indonesians burn Australian flags over spying reports
Indonesians burned Australian flags on Thursday over reports that Australia's spies tried to tap the phones of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and his wife, as relations between the neighbours plunged to their lowest point since the late 1990s.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe turns to South-East Asia to counter China
The last time he was prime minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe's inaugural foreign trip was to China. In the job again 7 years later and relations with Beijing now chilly, Abe is turning first this time to the rising economic stars of Southeast Asia.
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Indonesia to Probe Claims Australia Paid Boat to Turn Back
Jakarta vowed today to investigate allegations Australian authorities paid thousands of dollars for a boat carrying 65 asylum seekers to return to Indonesia, as police said an Australian official had questioned the migrants
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Indonesian Envoy to Return to Australia After Spying Row
Indonesia said on Saturday it would send its ambassador back to Australia this month in a bid to normalise relations after a spying row that has soured ties between the two countries.
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Indonesians burn Australian flags over spying reports
Indonesians burned Australian flags on Thursday over reports that Australia's spies tried to tap the phones of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and his wife, as relations between the neighbours plunged to their lowest point since the late 1990s.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe turns to South-East Asia to counter China
The last time he was prime minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe's inaugural foreign trip was to China. In the job again 7 years later and relations with Beijing now chilly, Abe is turning first this time to the rising economic stars of Southeast Asia.
