Intelligence matters: Arab countries co-operate to fight Islamic State/ Mohammed Najib
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 27 Issue 3, March 2015, pages 38-41 (123) Summary: Intelligence-sharing and co-operation between Arab countries are key to tackling the Islamic State threat in the region. This article assesses relations between regional security agencies and the role of intelligence operations in undermining the group.
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Intelligence-sharing and co-operation between Arab countries are key to tackling the Islamic State threat in the region. This article assesses relations between regional security agencies and the role of intelligence operations in undermining the group.
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