BUENOS AIRES — The special prosecutor investigating the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center here that killed 85 people released a report on Wednesday claiming that Iran had set up intelligence stations in different parts of Latin America with the aim of carrying out terrorist attacks directly or through Hezbollah, the powerful Lebanese militant group.
ZOW's tasks were to improve inmate morale, provide news from outside, distribute extra food and clothing to members, set up intelligence networks, and train detachments to take over the camp in the event of a relief attack by the Home Army, arms airdrops, or an airborne landing by the Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade, based in Britain.
It recommends that a statutory code of practice on how police handle information be introduced and a national police intelligence system set up.
It was here that he met Tony Simonds, an intelligence officer sent to the region with express orders to set up an intelligence network.
Algeria, Niger, Mali and Mauritania have set up an intelligence center in the southern Algerian city of Tamanrasset to coordinate efforts against Al Qaeda and other regional threats.
The post-9/11 combination of ballooning budgets, expanding technological abilities and near-total secrecy set up the intelligence agencies for an eventual collision with public opinion, in a repeat of a scandal-reform cycle from almost four decades ago.
In Chad, its 2,500 security men patrolled the countryside in white radio-equipped S.U.V.'s, watching for guerrillas as the company set up an intelligence operation bigger and better than the local C.I.A. station.
Sukarno was persuaded to invest him with emergency powers and then, politely but firmly, was made to stand aside.The better to winkle out the communists, Suharto set up two intelligence agencies.
ISIS has also set up an intelligence service.The regimes of Mr Assad in Syria and Mr Maliki in Iraq have played into ISIS's hands by stoking up sectarian resentment among Sunni Arabs, who are a majority of more than 70% in Syria and a minority of around a fifth in Iraq, where they had been dominant under Saddam Hussein.
Haseltine and his successor, Steve Nixon, have set up an intelligence version of DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, which was created in 1958, after the Soviet launch of Sputnik, and led to the development of the Internet, the Global Positioning System, night-vision goggles, Predator drones, and Stealth aircraft.
She self-identifies as an entrepreneur, spent some years as a "super-PR" in partnership with Sarah Brown (who was Sarah Macaulay when they launched Hobsbawm Macaulay in 1993), then set up Editorial Intelligence, which collates the newspaper columns of the day into a digest, as well as running an awards ceremony and organising events, including an annual festival-cum-conference, Names not Numbers.
