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Battle rages for security contracts in Libya

European Border Assistance Mission, ENI, EU External Action Service... one after another, major armed security contracts are becoming the subject of intense battles between specialist service providers, while the situation on the ground remains critical. [...] (414 words)

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Atlas
Border Assistance Mission in Libya
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Control Risks Group
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Gilles Bourguignon
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Tensions high over diplomatic security contracts in Iraq and Libya

French security company Amarante strengthens its EU support team in Afghanistan

Airbus and Thales rally networks of influence to reap benefits of European rearmament

GEOS looks to make mark in diplomatic security with Atlas

German security sector tries its hand at asymmetric private security

New players in armed security set their sights on Africa with help from SAS veteran Blagbrough

Italian diplomat to become EU ambassador to Asmara

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Amarante and Geos aim to snatch EU protection contract from Septimius

EU delegation returns to Tripoli with no permanent security provider

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