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THE DST OPENS A MOSCOW OFFICE

After posting liaison officers in several European countries (I.N. n. 228), the Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST, counter-espionage) [...] (269 words)

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PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT IN OCTOBER?

DST TAKES TECHNICAL TACK

ALGERIA'S LESSONS FOR FRENCH INTELLIGENCE

MICHEL LACARRIERE

CHANGES AT THE TOP IN FRENCH INTELLIGENCE

FRANCO-AMERICAN SQUABBLE

FRENCH GAME, AMERICAN TRUMPS

UNEASY "POWER-SHARING"

DST COUNTER-SPY POSTS ABROAD

A NEW INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY

ONE-YEAR SECURITY CLEARANCES?

PROTECTING FRANCE'S "PATRIMONY"?

TWO MAIN INTELLIGENCE DIMENSIONS

AL AASS IN PARIS

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