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EUROPE Issue dated 17/04/2019

Border protection contract still in play

According to our sources, despite the renewed fighting between Libya's [...] (92 words)

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China-focused parliamentary groups and think tanks increasingly in the limelight

VOR Technology makes itself indispensable to US cyber-defence

DGSE plays discreet role in other intelligence services' big data programmes

GEOS nabs French embassy in Kabul from Amarante Free

TacForce International, EEAS contract newcomer

Private security firms vie for EUBAM Tripoli contract

Argus Security puts one foot in Ankara thanks to EU

Argus still protects Europeans in Riyadh, but not alone

Contract for EU security in Kabul draws heavyweight contenders

Amarante International

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Geos and Vesper take over EUBAM's protection from GardaWorld

EUBAM evacuated in inflatable boats!

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VOR Technology makes itself indispensable to US cyber-defence

DGSE plays discreet role in other intelligence services' big data programmes

GEOS nabs French embassy in Kabul from Amarante Free

TacForce International, EEAS contract newcomer

Private security firms vie for EUBAM Tripoli contract

Argus Security puts one foot in Ankara thanks to EU

Argus still protects Europeans in Riyadh, but not alone

Contract for EU security in Kabul draws heavyweight contenders

Amarante International

Cavendish keen to make his mark

Geos and Vesper take over EUBAM's protection from GardaWorld

EUBAM evacuated in inflatable boats!

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