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  • In the context of international relations, '''covert action''' is any of a range of activities, intended to affect the behavior of a ta ...icle on information operations; this is focused on aspects done as part of covert action.
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  • ===Politics, intelligence and covert action===
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  • The civilian external intelligence and covert action organization of [[France]]
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  • Collection, analysis, and covert action by the [[United States intelligence community]] focused on Iran
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  • Britain's national-level civilian organization for intelligence and covert action
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  • ...t]], with the rank of Ambassador; long a [[Central Intelligence Agency]] [[covert action]] officer
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  • ...clandestine intelligence collection, all-source intelligence analysis and covert action
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  • The combined intelligence, security, [[covert action]] military, paramilitary and police forces of Iran, regular and reserve
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  • The main [[human-source intelligence]] and [[covert action]] organization of the Soviet [[Committee for State Security]]; many functio
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  • ...ligence Agency]] responsible for clandestine human-source intelligence and covert action
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  • ...[intelligence analysis]], [[clandestine human-source intelligence]], and [[covert action]].
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  • ...sis]] and [[Intelligence dissemination management#estimates|estimates]], [[covert action]], and [[human-source intelligence]] collection
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  • The civilian foreign intelligence and covert action agency of [[Israel]], roughly comparable to the British [[Secret Intelligen
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  • ...U.S. government oversight, in the White House and Congress, of sensitive [[covert action]] and [[clandestine operations]] by the [[United States intelligence commun
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  • Activities, including both intelligence collection and covert action in, and analysis of, the [[United States intelligence community]] of Cuba;
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  • A U.S. government organization that took covert action elements from the [[Office of Strategic Services]], and operated quasi-auto
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  • ...lligence methodology, [[clandestine human-source intelligence]] and some [[covert action]]
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  • ...pabilities organization of the U.S. government, sharing responsibility for covert action with military organizations.
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  • ...rrectly called "MI6", is the British center for intelligence collection, [[covert action]], and [[intelligence analysis]]. Its functions are roughly comparable to t ...SIS. The proper balance between clandestine human-source intelligence and covert action remains a constant challenge for national policymakers.
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  • ...d in the Second World War for both clandestine intelligence collection and covert action. It is considered the predecessor of the [[Central Intelligence Agency]], a ...Forces were formed in 1952, the same year in which all of the nonmilitary covert action units left over from the OSS came under full CIA control.
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  • ...e>[[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer, who first served in intelligence and covert action roles in China and Manchuria, then became a conventional commander and staf
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