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Egypt’s security environment following recent protests - an outlook for unrest and terrorism
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Egypt’s security environment - an outlook for unrest and terrorism
In our first episode of CORE In Focus, Andrew Freeman and Federico Saleri discuss what's next for businesses operating in Egypt in the coming month following protests in Cairo and ongoing attacks by local and IS militants.
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