strategy developed in the 1960s to cut off rebel forces from their four main support sources (food, funds, intelligence

improved humanitarian access, refrain from assistance to rebels in South Sudan and counter-terrorism intelligence rewarding Sudan over select criterion for the sanctions lift, including its alleged counter-terrorism intelligence

Marial Nour Jok, military intelligence chief since April 2014, and the superior of officers accused of

Suharto’s authoritarian control of society rested on the “latent danger of communism,” and an elaborate intelligence

an earlier UNMIS internal situation report (sit rep) had detailed of actions by Khartoum’s Military Intelligence following the arrest and interrogation of six UNMIS national staff early in the day by SAF military intelligence And I also noted that “on June 8 [the UNMIS] base was raided by Khartoum’s military intelligence, and [In 1995] Khamis, then head of military intelligence, was repeatedly named as being responsible for torture Abyei and South Kordofan are fully intelligible only if this dynamic is borne in mind.

Cultures, after all, can’t be placed behind glass like museum artifacts; much like the people who inhabit

The convoy of the National Security Service (NSS), Iraq’s intelligence branch, continued to a second Iraq’s many defense and intelligence agencies lack a unified command and answer to a bewildering array

Jackson served as a military intelligence analyst and left the service in August 2012 with the rank of

Kalonji, a recent law graduate and young pro-democracy organizer who was kidnapped by the Congolese intelligence

Syria discuss the locations of operations their countries are carrying out in Syria without sharing intelligence

Forces (SAF) itself, in conjunction with parallel and coordinated arming of other groups by the National Intelligence yielded to intense international pressure and absorbed most of the Janjaweed into a newly created “Border Intelligence Hemmeti, a senior officer overseeing the operation in the SAF’s military intelligence department, a NISS

The Uganda People’s Defence Force (the regular army) or UPDF was overstretched, lacking local intelligence Because they enjoyed the trust of local communities, the Arrow Boys provided the army with up-to-date intelligence They also provided valuable intelligence that helped security forces, particularly Uganda’s army, undertake Like other civilian defence groups, these units carried out intelligence and surveillance missions, patrolled Another 120 were recruited by the domestic intelligence agency, Department of State Services, while 40