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UNITED STATES IRAQ Issue dated 10/06/2020

Washington to take tougher stance against militia groups

The strategic US-Iraqi strategic dialogue due to take place later [...] (237 words)

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Former national security adviser Shigeru Kitamura launches economic security consultancy

Pakistan's ISI steers establishment of Taliban security and intelligence apparatus

Rafael rethinking its defence offset partnerships in India

Militias target intelligence service INIS

Militia groups ejected from Baghdad airport

Washington duped by new pro-Tehran militias

Intelligence services outmanoeuvred by jihadist groups

Popular Mobilisation Forces unveil own intelligence service

Washington’s Sunni allies disgruntled

Diverging views over Ankara could sink new EU maritime surveillance operation

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Pakistan's ISI steers establishment of Taliban security and intelligence apparatus

Rafael rethinking its defence offset partnerships in India

Militias target intelligence service INIS

Militia groups ejected from Baghdad airport

Washington duped by new pro-Tehran militias

Intelligence services outmanoeuvred by jihadist groups

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