In. November 2017 French President Emmauel Marcon proposed creating a central European intelligence agency. The proposal would pool each member country’s intelligence services into a single agency which would help combat terrorism.
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If taken down by rising cybercrime it could result in significant damage so no but the introduction of an EU counter terrorism force who can receive info from individual intelligence agencies could work
No, governments can change rapidly and the potential risk of confidential data being shared with hostile nations is too high.
No, a single intelligence surveillance system encourages Orwellian control. Intelligence agencies should cooperate with one another more openly though.
I can see how this would work. It would need some research first, and clear communication on how it would work.
They should work together in a decentralised way
No but there should be increased cooperation
There should be a Central Intelligence Agency but also private for respective countries
No, but they should co-operate on matters of international importance
No because I believe that the in particular the UK, France, Germany and Russia would be taken advantage of more since these are seemingly the 4 most powerful nations with regards to intelligence agencies. I don’t think other countries have the resources to make this worthwhile.
A New central agency could be formed but we could keep some of our own agency
No, but there should be a high level of cooperation
In addition to each individual agency
No but should work in alliance
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