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| − | The '''Five Eyes''' network is the official [[intelligence sharing]] agreement between the world's [[English]]-speaking world, the [[United States]], [[Canada]], the [[United Kingdom]], [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]]. Among them all, the world is divided up for [[electronic telecommunication]] traffic [[surveillance]] and monitoring. Each has intelligence sharing agreements with partners in their respective spheres, for example the United States works closely with [[Latin America]]n nations in both human and electronic intelligence matters, as does the UK with [[European Union]] member states' [[intelligence agencies]]. | + | The '''Five Eyes''' network is the official [[intelligence sharing]] agreement between the world's [[English]]-speaking world, the [[United States]], [[Canada]], the [[United Kingdom]], [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]]. Among them all, the world is divided up for [[electronic]] [[telecommunication]] traffic [[surveillance]] and monitoring. Each has intelligence sharing agreements with partners in their respective spheres, for example the United States works closely with [[Latin America]]n nations in both human and electronic intelligence matters, as does the UK with [[European Union]] member states' [[intelligence agency|intelligence agencies]]. |
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Revision as of 20:15, November 8, 2018
The Five Eyes network is the official intelligence sharing agreement between the world's English-speaking world, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. Among them all, the world is divided up for electronic telecommunication traffic surveillance and monitoring. Each has intelligence sharing agreements with partners in their respective spheres, for example the United States works closely with Latin American nations in both human and electronic intelligence matters, as does the UK with European Union member states' intelligence agencies.