inciting anti-Syrian sentiment in a "systemic defamation campaign" through media "controlled by the intelligence

The hypothesis theorized that black African "Bantu" groups were colonized by lighter skinned, more intelligent

the National Surveillance Directorate (Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire, DST), a domestic intelligence

prevention unit at the Foreign Office, made up of legal experts and experts in sanctions, open-source intelligence The defence establishment, the intelligence community, homeland security, and justice were all also components Every meeting, which was held monthly, brought in the latest intelligence on what was happening, and our meetings began with a report from the CIA or other components of the intel community on immediate intelligence

Following a ruling with immediate effect the German foreign intelligence agency BND is no longer allowed between persons in Germany and abroad and call detail records that were supplied to the BND by friendly intelligence In another section of the lawsuit RSF Germany accused the intelligence agency of spying on its email traffic with foreign partners, journalists and other persons through its signals intelligence surveillance

Their self-interest – be it US counter-terrorism intelligence-sharing, UK business interests or EU control

day-to-day governance is widely considered to be Aoun Ferjani, a former senior officer in the Qaddafi intelligence

military – which lacked significant experience in North Sinai prior to the conflict – by providing intelligence

The genocide memorials weren’t her first encounter with remnants of tragedy — she has treated artifacts

The police and other security agencies, including the National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS involved deploying its four security organs: the police, the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF), the National Intelligence Bashir reportedly trusts his intelligence services, key members of which hail from his own riverine ethnic Salah Gosh, the National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) chief, now seen as the second most

political compromise” – a phrase that, in light of Moscow’s past intransigence, makes much of the Ukrainian intelligentsia

for bronchitis recently in Abkhazia exuded competence, warmth and the poetic courtesy of Soviet-era intelligentsia