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  1. The shift in the german policy is enormous. Turning only right though. Warmongers leading the country, turn more and more the population on this "war preparedness attitude". German media serve the proper narrative.

    "Act instead of merely watching. Move from defence to offence. This is how German media have commented on a draft law through which the German government aims to make its intelligence services more effective.

    “We are turning our intelligence services into genuine secret services”.

    German media have described it as both a security revolution and a historic moment.

    Until now, the agencies have focused primarily on gathering information covertly. But when it came to taking active steps and implementing measures, responsibility lay with others — the police within Germany itself.

    The separation of intelligence services and the police in Germany has historical reasons. Following the experience of National Socialism and East Germany, the country sought to prevent the re-emergence of a secret police force with extensive powers that could be used against citizens.

    German media therefore write that the intelligence reform marks a paradigm shift."

    euobserver.com/232465/german-s

    #germany #warmongersnews #warmongers #intelligenceservice

  2. UK spy agency MI6 has launched a dark web portal to recruit foreign snoops.

    MI6 has launched a dark web portal, Silent Courier, to recruit spies and gather information securely.

    The portal facilitates the exchange of information from potential foreign informants and aims to recruit spies worldwide, including from Russia.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250919

    #UK #IntelligenceService #Spy #Espionage #Mi6 #DarkWeb #SilentCourier

  3. Oleksandr Lytvynenko has been appointed as the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, replacing Oleg Ivashchenko. Lytvynenko previously served as the Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council and the Director of the National Institute for Strategic Studies. Ivashchenko used to be the First Deputy Chief of the Intelligence Department of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. #Ukraine #IntelligenceService