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SOMALIA Issue dated 03/03/2011

CEP, shipping companies' private escort

A fleet of 18 armed vessels operated by the company Convoy Escort Program will accompany a quarter of the commercial shipping in the Gulf of Aden by the middle of this year. [...] (425 words)

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Privateers run out of pirates

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Imbroglio among pirate chasers in Somalia

Iran: Treasury takes on shipping industry

Marshall Islands flag for privateers

Saracen's troops in Gulf of Aden

Drum Cussac v Aegis

Privateers take on pirates

Triskel plays guardian in Djibouti

Privateers against Somali pirates

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New Anti-Piracy Tactics

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Security companies eye Somalia Free

Imbroglio among pirate chasers in Somalia

Iran: Treasury takes on shipping industry

Marshall Islands flag for privateers

Saracen's troops in Gulf of Aden

Drum Cussac v Aegis

Privateers take on pirates

Triskel plays guardian in Djibouti

Privateers against Somali pirates

European UAVs?

Who Pays the Pirates' Ransom?

New Anti-Piracy Tactics

UNODC to train terrorist attack investigators

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