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Soccer World Cup : National Guard aims for victory

The 2018 FIFA World Cup which gets underway in Russia in June will be the perfect opportunity for the Russian [...]

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Olympic security contract creates buzz

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Threat of Syrian conflict spilling into Caucasus

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Russian Intelligence’s Deep Business Ties

Long focussed on the Russian federation’s political and diplomatic headaches (Chechnya, opposition groups and the like) Russia’s domestic and foreign intelligence agencies - respectively FSB and SVR - are now taking an increasing interest in the economy.

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Olympic security contract creates buzz

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Threat of Syrian conflict spilling into Caucasus

Snowden stuck in limbo, for now

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