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Malcolm Turnbull warns moving the Australian embassy in Israel would undermine a trade deal with Indonesia; Indonesia's president promises to find out what caused a brand new Boeing 737 to crash into the Java Sea and Angela Merkel has told her conservative party she intends to step down as Germany's chancellor in 2021.

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