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UZBEKISTAN Issue dated 28/01/2010

Secret service and foreign trade

Uzbekistan’s deputy prime minister Elior Ganiev, general of the SNB (ex-KGB), also oversees foreign trade [...]

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Situation gets complicated for Abu Dhabi

Pentagon takes over allies' computer security

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Cokini caught up in palace intrigue

Intelligence services in family feud

Karimov's methods on trial

Sarkozy's political gift to Medvedev

Secret Communications with Tehran

Kuala Lumpur a Vital Trade Outlet

Leaders Oppose Iran Sanctions

China Sonangol Caught Out

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