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AFGHANISTAN UNITED KINGDOM Issue dated 25/02/2010

Alcis, targeting opium growers in Kabul

The British forces in Afghanistan are working with a small geospatial consultancy, SMTV Alcis, on the destruction of poppy fields. [...] (212 words)

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Despite its withdrawal from Hong Kong, Cellebrite's local sales network is still visible

Ex-Biden aide turned lobbyist Sudafi Henry flourishes in OFCs and defence

Beijing to cut off opium trail

Humanitarian goldmine for private security

Better maps in Afghanistan

Satellites monitor Afghan poppyfields

Anti-Narcotics Campaign Falters

Google Earth Does What NGA Dreams of Doing

Compromise on Satellites

Farming Intelligence

Financial Counter-Insurgency

Intelligence Services Take Up Anti-Drug Fight

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Talibans Grand Design in Central Asia

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