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JANE'S INTELLIGENCE REVIEW VOL: 21 NO 10 (8) answer(s).
 
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ID:   091179


Black gold trade: oil theft increases in Nigeria / Davies, Shaun   Journal Article
Davies, Shaun Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Decades of oil production have generated hundreds of billions of dollars in revenues but have left a legacy of social disharmony, economic underdevelopment and environmental degradation in the Niger Delta. This has inspired a complex and inter-related nexus of criminal and militant activity in the region.
Key Words Human Rights  Security  Crime  Oil  Nigeria  Militant 
Niger Delta 
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ID:   091158


Breaking new ground: thai bomb-makers adapt / Davis, Anthony   Journal Article
Davis, Anthony Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract In the late morning of 17 July 2009, a large vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (VBIED) concealed in a parked Ford Ranger pick-up truck exploded in the district centre of Yaha in Thailand's southern border province of Yala. Composed of an ammonium nitrate-fuel oil (ANFO) mix packed into two cooking gas tanks, the device disintegrated the pick-up and shredded its target, a passing Royal Thai Army (RTA) jeep, killing two soldiers including the deputy commander of the local task force, and wounding four troops and a passing civilian.
Key Words Violence  Security  Insurgency  Thailand  Royal Thai Army 
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ID:   091181


Clouded alliance: North Korea and Myanmar's covert ties / Lintner, Bertil   Journal Article
Lintner, Bertil Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Speculation about the nature of military co-operation between North Korea and Myanmar has abounded since the two Asian states re-established diplomatic relations in April 2007.Concerns were heightened in June 2009 when a North Korean freighter destined for Myanmar was suspected of carrying military argo in violation of UN Security Council sanctions.
Key Words Nuclear  Nuclear Weapons  International Security  Myanmar  North Korea  Pyongyang 
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ID:   091173


Collision course: Yemen's converging crises / Boucek, Christopher   Journal Article
Boucek, Christopher Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Yemen has always been on the verge of crisis, Throughout its history the country has never known complete stability, and governance has always bordered on chaotic. However, the situation is now rapidly deterorating, with potentially devastating results.
Key Words Security  Saudi Arabia  Yemen  Al-Qaeda  Economic  Illiteracy 
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ID:   091170


Enemy's involvement in Somalia: Eritrea's involvement in Somalia / Hansen, Stig Jarle   Journal Article
Hansen, Stig Jarle Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Supporting allies in a conflict in foreign lands is an adventure fraught with difficulty. As imperial powers regularly discovered, local powerbrokers can often incite violent opposition that undermines any influence they have. Moreover, the ability to control proxies, who often come saddled with their own personal amitions and enemies, is limited, meaning even if they are successful in brokering power, they may pursue policies antithetical to the patron state. The fact that the anti-Soviet mujahideen in Afghanistan were materially supported by the United States in the 1980s, and went on to forge both Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, is a current example of the dangers of proxy support.
Key Words Military  Somalia  Eritrea  Al-Qaeda  Islamist  Enemy 
Insugency 
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ID:   091168


Holding pattern: Russia-Georgia relations remain tense / Mitchell, Lincoln A   Journal Article
Mitchell, Lincoln A Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Russia and Georgia celebrated the one-year anniversary of their brief Augest 2008 conflict with a renewed rise in tensions. With fiery rhetoric remaining unabated, large-scale military manoeuvres and allegations of tit-for-tat mortar and gun fire around the separatist regions, the situation appears remarkably similar to that of a year ago.
Key Words Economy  Military  Russia  Georgia  Indian Politics - 1921-1971 
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ID:   091166


Out in force: military operations in Helmand province / Wright, Joanna   Journal Article
Wright, Joanna Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Taken together, the recent United States Marines Corps and British Army operations in Helmand were the largest carried out in Afghanistan since 2001. The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) now has more than 18,000 personnel in Helmand, the largest military presence in any Afghan provience.
Key Words Insurgency  International Security  Afghanistan  British Army  Helmand 
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ID:   091176


Withdrawal symptoms: what will happen after the US leaves Iraq? / Knights, Michael   Journal Article
Knights, Michael Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract A major explosion in Baghdad on 19 August that killed 95 people and injured 563 raised questions about the ability of Iraq's security forces to maintain stability during the ongoing United States troop draw-down. This is particularly the case since the major bombing attack took place barely six weeks after US forces ceased unilateral operations within urban areas.
Key Words Demography  Health  Iraq  United States  Baghdad  Barack Obama 
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