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How to start out as an Intelligence Analyst

So you want to To be an Intelligence analyst? Intelligence analysis is crucial in both government and private sectors, offering insights that guide decision-making. But how to do intelligence analysis effectively? This article will dive into the essentials of the process, outlining key steps like data collection, evaluation, and dissemination. By understanding how to structure and refine raw data […]

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Britain’s economy exits recession ahead of elections

Information In the first quarter of 2024, the UK economy grew by 0.6%, surpassing the anticipated 0.4% growth, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This stronger-than-expected expansion signaled the UK’s exit from a recession that persisted in the last two quarters of 2023, where GDP shrank by 0.3% in Q4 and contracted by 0.1% in

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Court bans ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ protest song

Information Hong Kong’s appeal court has officially banned the protest song “Glory to Hong Kong,” which gained prominence during the 2019 pro-democracy demonstrations. The song’s lyrics, including the slogan “Liberate Hong Kong; Revolution of our times,” upset authorities as it became an anthem for dissenters, even replacing China’s official anthem, “March of the Volunteers,” at

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Poland finds spy devices in government meeting room

Information Polish security officials discovered and dismantled eavesdropping devices in a government meeting room just before it was to be used for a Cabinet session in Katowice. According to Jacek Dobrzynski, a spokesperson for the State Protection Service, the equipment was capable of capturing both audio and video. Although it’s unclear how long the devices had been in place

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Scholz vows Germany’s ‘unwavering’ support for Baltics

Information During his visit to Lithuania, Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasized Germany’s commitment to defending NATO-allied territory against new threats. Germany’s decision to permanently deploy a brigade of 4,800 soldiers to support Lithuania’s security reflects its dedication to safeguarding the Baltic states, including Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, particularly in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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Germany accuses Russia of cyberattack on governing party

Information Germany has accused Russia’s GRU military intelligence service of orchestrating a cyberattack against the Social Democrats (SPD), a major political party. This allegation was made amid broader accusations of increased espionage and cyber aggression linked to Russia as Germany, a NATO member, continues to support Ukraine against the Russian invasion. Additional reports indicated that cybercriminals targeted

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EU funnels aid to Lebanon amid Syria migrant surge to Cyprus

Information European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Lebanon to unveil a significant economic aid package totalling €1 billion, aimed at supporting the country through 2027. This financial assistance is set to enhance Lebanon’s socio-economic stability by improving fundamental services like education and healthcare. Von der Leyen emphasized the importance of Lebanon implementing reforms

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