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SAUDI ARABIA EUROPE Issue dated 28/01/2010

EADS stuck in the sand

Technical and cultural obstacles hold up EADS’ landmark frontier security contract. [...] (327 words)

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Thales probes leaks

Thales stuck in Gulf sands

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