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GUINEA ISRAEL Issue dated 10/01/2017

Not the nicest New Year’s Eve for Steinmetz

In placing Beny Steinmetz under house arrest between Dec. 19-Jan. [...] (192 words)

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Beny Steinmetz begins (just) to see glimpse of light in Simandou tunnel

Steinmetz and Soros' Simandou duel still raging

Where have the Simandou combatants ended up?

Chinalco could become owner of Beny Steinmetz’s former blocks on Simandou

The three arbitrators in BSGR-Guinea dispute stay put

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