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NORTH AFRICA FRANCE Issue dated 16/06/2011

Paris steps up anti-kidnapping security

Before giving Areva the green light to send its staff back to their jobs in Niger, France has taken a series of measures to prevent further kidnappings. [...] (345 words)

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