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FRANCE Issue dated 15/10/2009

Rivalry Between Elite Police Units

France recently bought the country’s gendarmerie under the wing of the interior ministry instead of the defence ministry. The move stirred rivalry between GIGN and RAID. [...] (221 words)

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