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FRANCE Issue dated 05/12/2018

DGSE woos millenials with Fortnite hack

The DT, the technical department of the DGSE, will launch a number of programmes in 2019 to tackle the new [...] (195 words)

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Intelligence community squares up to rare languages challenge

IGN woos intelligence services to carve niche in GEOINT

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