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‘Our whole sense of national security is changing,’ says former executive manager of CSIS operations after rare Five Eyes public meeting

National security expert Thomas Juneau says five or 10 years ago 'it would have been inconceivable for the CSIS director to go on national American TV on one of the most popular news shows.'

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‘Our whole sense of national security is changing,’ says former executive manager of CSIS operations after rare Five Eyes public meeting

National security expert Thomas Juneau says five or 10 years ago 'it would have been inconceivable for the CSIS director to go on national American TV on one of the most popular news shows.'

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‘Our whole sense of national security is changing,’ says former executive manager of CSIS operations after rare Five Eyes public meeting

National security expert Thomas Juneau says five or 10 years ago 'it would have been inconceivable for the CSIS director to go on national American TV on one of the most popular news shows.'

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