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SAUDI ARABIA UNITED STATES

Amer Kayani, Orbital's trump card

Washington is positioning its pawns to snag the contract, also being pursued by the French, to supply a constellation of optical observation satellites to Riyadh. [...] (323 words)

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Defence minister moves forward on aerospace overhaul

Defence deals on hold until elections

Rakaa supports Orbital ATK in Riyadh

Jadwalean helps US defence groups in Riyadh

David Denning

Saudi Arabian Bajuwaiber aims for skies

Battle for GEOINT agency

New GEOINT agency on launchpad

Riyadh hires British mapping expert

Manuel Valls seeks satellite success in Riyadh

The ORS

Riyadh caught between Washington, Paris

DGSE and DRM support Riyadh

Riyadh signs up for big data in Washington

Washington relaxes drone export rules

Salman renews nuclear pact with ISI

Washington’s Sunni allies disgruntled

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Saudis check out French satellite

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