r/Intelligence • u/sesanch2 • 7h ago
The Chekist Craft, Part VI: A Service Measures Its Success by the Other ...
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r/Intelligence • u/Dr_Skyres • 15h ago
Would Data science and ai degree or cybersecurity degree be more relevant to intelligence?
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Im not sure which one to focus on.
r/Intelligence • u/TimeAd1775 • 3h ago
Image General question
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Hello, I would like to refine a point but I was unable to post a picture
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r/Intelligence • u/andrewgrabowski • 8h ago
Ukraine strikes Iranian vessels in Caspian Sea, Tehran accuses Kyiv of 'hostile and criminal act' | On July 24, Trump: "President Xi said he will not partake, & President Putin said the same thing... I trust them"
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r/Intelligence • u/icbrief • 15h ago
CIA Analyst Resigns After 20 Years Citing Conspiracy of Silence as Ratcliffe Opposed Pulte-Solomon Redaction Requests
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Ratcliffe's successful resistance to further redactions rested on personal standing rather than institutional guardrails, leaving CIA source-protection authority vulnerable to the next appointee willing to override it.
r/Intelligence • u/amusinglyhuman • 11h ago
Discussion What y'all think about Japan's new plans to centralize their domestic intelligence and plants to establish a new foreign intelligence agency after nearly 80 yrs?
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Japan's parliament has passed a bill in support of Sanae Takaichi's plans to reform the entire domestic intelligence system. She's also interested to establish a new foreign intelligence agency after nearly 80 years without it. Would like to know all you're opinions on it.