Sentence examples for overseas intelligence from inspiring English sources
If so, was there "a deliberate or agreed policy" between UK officers and overseas intelligence officers?
Sir John Sawers, the head of Britain's overseas intelligence agency MI6, is to stand down in November.
"I think details about overseas intelligence collection should be kept secret," Wyden told the Guardian on 9 June.
Overseas intelligence agencies complained to the parliamentary inquiry that it was impossible to work within such a bureaucratic mess.
The barrier between domestic and overseas intelligence gathering was erected when the Central Intelligence Agency was created in 1947.
Mr. Yu worked in the 1990s as an overseas intelligence agent and owned two dogs that bit a man to death in Chongqing last July.
The committee found the response of MI6, responsible for overseas intelligence-gathering, in dealing with the other killer, Michael Adebolajo, to be "inadequate".
It has steadily reduced its reliance on overseas human intelligence and cut the number of case officers abroad — members of the clandestine service, now known formally as the Directorate of Operations, or D.O., whose mission is to recruit spies.
It has steadily reduced its reliance on overseas human intelligence and cut the number of case officers abroad members of the clandestine service, now known formally as the Directorate of Operations, or D.O., whose mission is to recruit spies.
About Iraq, now the base for more than 100,000 American troops and the largest overseas American intelligence operation since the Vietnam War, Mr. Tenet said he remained concerned about a "serious threat" to American forces and to emerging institutions in Iraq, despite the success in removing Mr. Hussein and the fact that he and most of his top lieutenants were in custody.
The C.I.A. has never revealed the location of its overseas facilities, but intelligence officials, aviation records and news reports have placed them in Afghanistan, Thailand, Poland, Romania and Jordan, among other countries.
