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TURKEY LIBYA Issue dated 08/07/2020

MIT to create "its" intelligence agency in Libya

Visiting Tripoli on 3 July, Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar [...] (96 words)

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Agency veteran Burns returns to put CIA on better footing in Washington

Despite sanctions, dairy group Synutra launches operation in Aleppo

DGSE loses in court against its Rwanda Informant

MIT installs its Syrian proxies in Nagorno Karabakh

After Syria and Libya, Ankara makes moves in Yemen

Fidan on mission to reassure Tripoli

Behind-the-scenes battle in Tripoli for top intelligence job

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