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First, EU member states must agree on workable rules for sharing intelligence on their own nationals.

"We have robust intelligence on their operations, and we killed their external operations chief on Sunday," the official said.

In modern times, British and Northern Irish authorities recruited dozens of informants to provide intelligence on their own people and testify against suspects in cases of sectarian violence.

He said Mr. Snowden's leak showed that British and American diplomats and politicians got a real-time feed of intelligence on their counterparts at major summit meetings.

Commando raids will be used to capture or kill Al Qaeda or Taliban leaders if and when the allies receive good intelligence on their movement.

But many of these initiatives were regarded by the Muslims as little more than cover for police spying operations where organisations, all dependent on government funding, competed with each other to gather intelligence on their local communities.

The attacks show how some jihadi factions that were once nurtured by Pakistani intelligence have turned on their former handlers.

For much of the Kirchner clan's time in office, the Intelligence Secretariat (SI) spied on their opponents.

For some time, in fact, Pakistani security officials say, the Americans have refused to share information on their targets and have gathered intelligence on them on their own, using their own network of agents and informants.

Since Sept. 11, at least 23 foreign intelligence services -- sometimes working with American intelligence, sometimes on their own -- have disrupted terrorist cells and arrested hundreds of people around the world, American officials and foreign diplomats said.

Apart from anything else, workers are an invaluable source of expert intelligence on how their enterprises are being managed, something which our publicly owned banks will be able to benefit from now.