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The Australian government, led by Anthony Albanese, monitors returnees from Syria linked to ISIS and sets its official stance on terrorism.

6 reports, 6 independent Updated May 26
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The Australian government, led by Anthony Albanese, monitors returnees from Syria linked to ISIS and sets its official stance on terrorism.

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  1. Albanese's government monitors returnees from Syria linked to ISIS and sets official stance on terrorism.1 source
  2. Albanese's government investigates ISIS returnees and condemns sympathy for the group.1 source
  3. ISIS actions and charges against returnees linked to the group are reported.1 source

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