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Spotlight CHINA FRANCE PAKISTAN Issue dated 17/03/2011

How Paris lost the Pakistani market

Having sold Mirage aircraft, Agosta submarines and Mistral missiles to Pakistan, Paris was the country's principal military supplier for many years. But all that has changed. Today, the French are being progressively edged out of the market by China, which [...] (569 words)

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London gets ready for Huawei to dominate 5G

Startup's programmable microchips may resolve ITAR export woes

CBI probes offset consulting firms

Tawazun makes moves in Egypt

Martine Dorance

Naval base mooted after Mistral deal

OES, Pakistan military’s temp agency

Zardari's Paris shopping trip

Moscow boosting Thales' sales

Dassault and Thales in conflict

Chequebook diplomacy

Paris caught between Delhi and Islamabad

Will 2010 be Rafale’s Lucky Year?

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