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Breaking news FRANCE Issue dated 03/01/2012

Areva's second probe into Uramin Deal

France's Areva had already asked other consultants to look into the question before it contracted the Swiss corporate intelligence company [...]

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SAMI's acquisition of AEC ties up loose ends

Situation gets complicated for Abu Dhabi

Pentagon takes over allies' computer security

Lauvergeon backs off on Uramin

Uramin owners' boastful book

Areva: Battle of words and numbers over Uramin

UraMin: Areva looks for someone to blame

Economic Espionnage: Lauvergeon vs Areva

Hostage plot thickens for DGSE and DCRI

Paris steps up anti-kidnapping security

UraMin: Daniel Wouters heard by Judge Van Ruymbeke

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Pressure Builds on Areva over Bakouma

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