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EUROPE Issue dated 17/09/2014

Argus Security to stay in Tripoli

The Cyprus-registered private security company Argus Security Projects has been re-upped to protect the European Union in Tripoli. [...] (225 words)

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Argus in conflict with former Libyan advisor

Argus Security Projects

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Argus and Garda face off

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Argus Security obtains release of hostages in Tripoli

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