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UNITED STATES FRANCE Issue dated 27/05/2015

DGSI balks at intelligence-sharing plan

According to information obtained by Intelligence Online, the French internal intelligence service, the DGSI (Direction Generale de la Securite Interieure) [...] (131 words)

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Despite sanctions, dairy group Synutra launches operation in Aleppo

DGSE loses in court against its Rwanda Informant

Anti-terrorism chief plays down IS capabilities

Less intelligence failure than political fault

DGSI develops "Fusion Centers"

Allies bemoan US intelligence retention in Levant

Gomart reforming HR at DRM

Interior ministry shops for digital investigation tools

Amman looks to broaden alliances

DGSI has designs on UCLAT turf

Jevakhoff leads intelligence rivalry probe

TFTP, Daesh : concerns of the US Treasury Intelligence Chief during his European Tour

An operational success, an intelligence failure

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