Foreign Intelligence Agency

Polish intelligence agency

Foreign Intelligence AgencyAgencja Wywiadu

Agency overview
Formed| 29 June 2002
Preceding agency|

* Urząd Ochrony Państwa

Jurisdiction| Government of Poland
Headquarters| Miłobędzka St., Warsaw
Ministers responsible|

* Donald Tusk, Prime Minister
* Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister - Coordinator of Special Forces

Agency executives|

* Col. Bartosz Jarmuszkiewicz[1], Head
* Col. Dominik Duda[1], Deputy Head
* Col. Anetta Maciejewska[1], Deputy Head

Website| https://aw.gov.pl/

The Foreign Intelligence Agency (Polish: Agencja Wywiadu (Polish pronunciation: [aˈɡɛnt͡sja vɨˈvʲadu]; or AW) is a Polish intelligence agency tasked with the gathering of public and secret information abroad for the Republic of Poland.[2]

It was created in 2002 from the reform and split of Urząd Ochrony Państwa, which was split into Agencja Wywiadu (AW) and Agencja Bezpieczeństwa Wewnętrznego (ABW).

Current Head of the Foreign Intelligence Agency is Colonel Bartosz Jarmuszkiewicz.[3]

## Genesis

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When the People's Republic of Poland ended in 1989, the new authorities faced the challenge of reforming the special services, which were viewed very negatively by most Poles.

In April 1990, a law was passed creating the Office of State Protection (UOP), which replaced the Departments I and II of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. This marked the abolition of the Security Service (SB). The UOP was a separate, neutral institution that was not part of the Ministry of the Interior, indicating the depoliticization of the intelligence services. The Office of State Protection was supervised by the Ministry of the Interior in terms of personnel policy, the general policy of the head of the UOP and its compliance with state policy. Even then, however, there was a realization that intelligence should rather be under the authority of foreign affairs. The reason why the separation of intelligence and counterintelligence had not yet been decided upon in 1990 was the costliness of such an undertaking.[4][5]

Even before the 2002 Law came into effect and two separate agencies were established, the position of Head of the UOP had already become the subject of a constitutional dispute. Indeed, this function was entrusted to Zbigniew Siemiątkowski, who was both an MP and secretary of state. The dispute concerned the issue of combining the MP's mandate with other government employment. According to Article 103(1) of the Polish Constitution, this is prohibited. On the other hand, however, in the same place in the Polish Constitution, an exception to this rule appears, stating that members of the Council of Ministers and secretaries of state in government administration may sit in parliament. The Constitutional Court spoke on the matter, ruling in 2004 (after the 2002 reform) that giving the heads of the ABW and AW the rank of secretaries of state is unconstitutional, as it circumvents the prohibition on combining a parliamentary mandate with employment in government administration. According to the CT ruling, the only legal effect of conferring the rank of secretary of state is the possibility of combining the position of agency head with a parliamentary mandate.[6][7][8]

## Roles

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The Foreign Intelligence Agency usually operates out of the territory of the Republic of Poland. Its activity within the territory of the Republic of Poland may be conducted only within a limited scope, exclusively in connection with its activity out of the state's frontiers. The roles of the Foreign Intelligence Agency include:

* Obtaining, analyzing, processing and forwarding information that may be significant to the security and international position of the Republic of Poland, as well as to its economic potential;
* Recognizing and counteracting external threats to the security, defense, independence and inviolability of the Republic of Poland;
* Protecting foreign diplomatic missions of the Republic of Poland and their officials from the activities of foreign intelligence services and other activities negatively that may affect the interests of the Republic of Poland;
* Ensuring protection of cryptographic communication with the Polish diplomatic missions and consulates, and of diplomatic pouch;
* Recognizing international terrorism, extremism and international organized crime groups;
* Recognizing international trade in weapons, ammunition and explosive materials, narcotics, psychotropic substances, as well as in goods, technologies and services of strategic importance to the state's security, recognizing international trade in weapons of mass destruction and threats related to the proliferation of those weapons and their carriers;
* Recognizing and analyzing threats occurring in the regions of tensions, conflicts and international crises that exert influence on the state's security, as well as actions undertaking aimed at eliminating those threats;
* Conducting signals intelligence;[9]

## Structure

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The Foreign Intelligence Agency comprises the following organizational units:

1. Bureau I
2. Bureau II
3. Bureau III
4. Bureau IV
5. Bureau V
6. Bureau VI
7. Bureau VII
8. Bureau VIII
9. Staff Training Centre
10. Independent Legal Unit

However, the Head of the Foreign Intelligence Agency is authorized to form or appoint units of a permanent or ad hoc character (e.g. task units).[10]

## Current management

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* Head of the Foreign Intelligence Agency: Colonel Bartosz Jarmuszkiewicz[1]
* Deputy Head of the Foreign Intelligence Agency: Colonel Dominik Duda[1]
* Deputy Head of the Foreign Intelligence Agency: Colonel Anetta Maciejewska[1]

## List of heads

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Tenure | Name

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2002–2004 | Zbigniew Siemiatkowski[11][12][13]
2004–2005  | Andrzej Ananicz[13]
2005–2008  | Zbigniew Nowek[13]
2008–2008  | Andrzej Ananicz[13]
2008–2015  | Maciej Hunia[13]
2015–2016 | Grzegorz Małecki[13][14]
2016–2022  | Piotr Krawczyk[13]
2022–present  | Bartosz Jarmuszkiewicz[1]

## See also

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* History of Polish intelligence services

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f g "Leadership - Foreign Intelligence Agency". AW. Retrieved 2023-03-12.
2. ^ "Tasks - Foreign Intelligence Agency".
3. ^ "Nowy Szef Agencji Wywiadu - Służby Specjalne - Portal Gov.pl".
4. ^ R. Leśkiewicz (2016). "Od Służby Bezpieczeństwa do Urzędu Ochrony Państwa". Dzieje Najnowsze. Vol. 48, no. 1\. pp. 181–182.
5. ^ Kolaszyński M. (2012). "Kształtowanie polskiego modelu cywilnych służb specjalnych w latach 1989–1990". Politeja. 3 (21): 299–300\. ProQuest 1437526412.
6. ^ M. Kolaszyński (2016). Status ustrojowy polskich służb specjalnych po 1989 roku (PDF) (I ed.). Kraków. ISBN 978-83-233-4225-0. OCLC 999609739. Retrieved 2021-06-18.`{{cite book}}`: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
7. ^ "Establishment of the Foreign Intelligence Agency - The creation of the Foreign Intelligence Agency - Foreign Intelligence Agency". Agencja Wywiadu. Retrieved 2023-03-12.
8. ^ Wyrok Trybunału Konstytucyjnego z dnia 20 kwietnia 2004 r. (K 45/02).
9. ^ "Object of Activity and Tasks of the Foreign Intelligence Agency". Archived from the original on 2012-04-26. Retrieved 2011-12-05.
10. ^ "Organizational structure of the Foreign Intelligence Agency". Archived from the original on 2012-04-26. Retrieved 2011-12-05.
11. ^ "Warsaw Business Journal - Online Portal - wbj.pl". archive.fo. 2012-03-14. Archived from the original on 2012-03-14. Retrieved 2019-04-28.
12. ^ "Zbigniew Siemiątkowski", Wikipedia, 2019-04-15, retrieved 2019-04-28
13. ^ a b c d e f g "Former Heads of the Foreign Intelligence Agency – Foreign Intelligence Agency". Retrieved 2023-03-12.
14. ^ "Grzegorz Małecki (ur. 1967)", Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia (in Polish), 2018-06-01, retrieved 2019-04-28

## External links

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* Official website

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Polish intelligence agencies

Civil|

* Central Anticorruption Bureau (CBA)
* Foreign Intelligence Agency (AW)
* Internal Security Agency (ABW)
* National Police Headquarters (KGP)
* Bureau of Criminal Intelligence and Information (BWiIK)
* Corresponding departments of the Voivodeship Police Commands
* Central Investigations Bureau of the Police (CBŚP)
* Operations and Investigations Directorate of the Border Guard Headquarters (ZOŚ KGSG)
* Tax and Customs Service (SCS)
* General Inspector of Financial Information (GIIF)
* State Protection Service (SOP)

Military|

* Military Intelligence Service (SWW)
* Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW)
* Polish IMINT Centre (ORO)
* 12th Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Base (12.BBSP)
* National Centre for Cyberspace Security (NCBC)
* Criminal Directorate of the Military Gendarmerie Headquarters (ZK KGŻW)
* Reconnaissance Group of 3rd Ship Flotilla (gOR 3.FO)
* Centre for Radioelectronic Combat Reconnaissance and Support ″Lieutenant Colonel Jan Kowalewski″ (CRiWWRE)
* 2nd Przasnysz Radioelectronic Reconnaissance Regiment (2.ORel)
* 6th Oliwa Radioelectronic Reconnaissance Regiment ″Admiral Arendt Dickman″ (6.ORel)
* Military Unit NIL "Brigadier General August Emil Fieldorf «Nil»" (JW NIL)

Defunct civil|

* Ministry of Public Security - Department of Security (MBP-UB)
* Security Service (SB)
* Office for State Protection (UOP)
* Internal Revenue Intelligence

Defunct military|

* Polish Military Organisation (POW)
* Second Department of Polish General Staff
* Cipher Bureau
* Polish Agency of Trade Information
* Estezet
* Border Protection Corps
* Main Directorate of Information of the Polish Army
* Internal Military Service (WSW)
* Military Information Services (WSI)
* National Centre for Cryptology (NCK)

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National intelligence agencies

Foreign
intelligence|

* Afghanistan: GDI
* Albania: SHISH
* Algeria: DRS
* Angola: SIE
* Argentina: SIDE
* Armenia: NSS
* Austria: HNaA
* Australia: ASIS
* Azerbaijan: XKX
* Bahrain: NSA
* Bangladesh: NSI
* Belarus: KGB RB
* Belgium: ADIV/SGRS
* Bosnia and Herzegovina: OSA-OBA
* Botswana: DIS
* Brazil: ABIN
* Brunei: BRD
* Bulgaria: DAR
* Cameroon: BMM
* Canada: CSIS
* Chad: ANS
* Chile: ANI
* China: MSS
* Congo (Democratic Republic of): ANR
* Croatia: SOA
* Cuba: DI
* Czech Republic: ÚZSI
* Denmark: FE
* Djibouti: BSRG
* Ecuador: SENAIN
* Egypt: Mukhabarat
* Estonia: EFIS
* Ethiopia: NISS
* Finland: Supo
* France: DGSE
* Gambia: SIS
* Georgia: GIS
* Germany: BND
* Ghana: BNI, BGU, RDU
* Greece: EYP
* Hungary: IH
* India: RAW
* Indonesia: BIN
* Iran: VAJA
* Iraq: INIS
* Ireland: G2
* Israel: Mossad
* Italy: AISE
* Ivory Coast: NSC
* Japan: CIRO
* Jordan: GID
* Kazakhstan: Syrbar
* Kenya: NIS
* Kyrgyzstan: UKMK
* Kuwait: KSS
* Latvia: SAB
* Liberia: NSA
* Lithuania: VSD
* Lebanon: GDGS
* Libya: MJ
* Malaysia: MEIO
* Mexico: CISEN
* Moldova: SIS
* Mongolia: GIA
* Montenegro: ANB
* Morocco: DGED
* Mozambique: SISE
* Netherlands: AIVD
* New Zealand: NZSIS
* Nigeria: NIA
* North Korea: RGB
* North Macedonia: ANB
* Norway: E-tjenesten
* Oman: Palace Office
* Pakistan: ISI
* Palestine: GIS
* Papua New Guinea: NIO
* Philippines: NICA
* Poland: AW
* Portugal: SIED
* Qatar: QSS
* Romania: SIE
* Russia: SVR
* Saudi Arabia: GIP
* Serbia: BIA
* Sierra Leone: CISU
* Singapore: SID
* Slovakia: SIS
* Slovenia: SOVA
* Somalia: NISA
* South Africa: SSA
* South Korea: NIS
* Spain: CNI
* Sri Lanka: SIS
* Sudan: GIS
* Sweden: KSI
* Switzerland: NDB
* Syria: GIS
* Taiwan: NSB
* Tajikistan: GKNB
* Tanzania: TISS
* Thailand: NIA
* Togo: NIA
* Tunisia: TIA
* Turkey: MİT
* Turkmenistan: MNS
* Uganda: ESO
* Ukraine: SZRU
* United Arab Emirates: SIA
* United Kingdom: SIS (MI6)
* United States: CIA
* Uzbekistan: SSS
* Vietnam: TC2

Domestic
intelligence|

* Afghanistan: GDI
* Algeria: CSS
* Angola: SINSE
* Argentina: SIDE
* Armenia: NSS
* Australia: ASIO
* Austria: DSN
* Azerbaijan: DTX
* Bangladesh: SB
* Belarus: KGB RB
* Belgium: VS/SE
* Bosnia and Herzegovina: SIPA
* Botswana: DIS
* Brazil: PF
* Brunei: IRD
* Bulgaria: DANS
* Burundi: SNR
* Canada: CSIS
* Chad: DGSSIE
* Chile: ANI
* China: MSS
* Colombia: DNI
* Congo (Democratic Republic of): ANR
* Croatia: SOA
* Czech Republic: BIS
* Denmark: PET
* Egypt: NSA
* Estonia: KAPO
* Finland: SUPO
* France: DGSI
* Georgia: SSSG
* Germany: BfV, LfV
* Ghana: GPS, CID
* Greece: EYP
* Hong Kong: NSD, CPGNSO
* Hungary: AH
* India: IB
* Indonesia: Baintelkam Polri (id), BIN
* Iran: VAJA, IRGC, PAVA
* Ireland: CSB, SDU, NSU
* Israel: Shin Bet
* Italy: AISI
* Japan: NPA, TMPD PSB, PSIA
* Kazakhstan: NSC
* Kenya: NIS
* Kosovo: AKI
* Latvia: VDD
* Lithuania: STT
* Lebanon: ISF IB, LSS
* Luxembourg: SREL
* Macau: DS
* Malaysia: SB
* Moldova: SIS
* Morocco: DGST
* Netherlands: NCTV
* New Zealand: NZSIS
* Nigeria: SSS
* North Korea: SSD
* North Macedonia: IA
* Norway: PST
* Oman: ISS
* Pakistan: IB, FIA
* Palestine: PPS
* Paraguay: SNI
* Peru: DINI
* Philippines: NBI, NICA
* Poland: ABW, SOP, SM
* Portugal: SIS
* Romania: SRI
* Russia: FSB
* Saudi Arabia: Mabahith
* Serbia: BIA
* Singapore: ISD
* Somalia: NISA
* South Africa: SSA
* South Korea: Intelligence Bureau, KNPA
* Spain: CITCO
* Sri Lanka: SIS
* Sweden: SÄPO
* Switzerland: NDB
* Syria: GIS
* Taiwan: MJIB
* Thailand: ISOC, SB
* Togo: ANR
* Turkey: MİT, İB
* Uganda: ISO
* Ukraine: SBU
* United Kingdom: Security Service (MI5), NDEDIU, NCA, NBIS
* United States: I&A (DHS), ID (HSI), IB (FBI), ONSI (DEA), OSII (ATF)
* Uzbekistan: SNB
* Venezuela: SEBIN
* Vietnam: TC5 (vi)
* Zimbabwe: CIO

Military
intelligence|

* Algeria: DCSA
* Angola: SIM
* Australia: DIO
* Austria: HNaA
* Bangladesh: DGFI
* Belarus: GRU MO RB
* Belgium: ADIV/SGRS
* Brazil: DIE
* Canada: CFINTCOM
* Chad: DGSSIE
* China: CMC JSD Intelligence Bureau
* Congo (Democratic Republic of): DEMIAP
* Croatia: VSOA
* Cuba: DCIM
* Czech Republic: VZ
* Denmark: FE
* Egypt: DMISR
* Finland: PE TIEDOS
* France: DRM, DGSE
* Germany: MAD
* Ghana: MIU
* Hungary: KNBSZ
* Iran: General Staff, SAHEFAJA, SAHEFASA, SAHEFAVEDJA
* India: DMI, DIA
* Indonesia: BAIS TNI, Pusintelad
* Ireland: G2
* Israel: Aman
* Italy: CII
* Japan: DIH
* Kazakhstan: NSC
* Lithuania: AOTD
* Malaysia: DIO
* Maldives: MNDF
* Morocco: DB
* Myanmar: Sa Ya Pa
* Netherlands: MIVD
* New Zealand: DDIS
* Nigeria: DIA
* North Korea: RGB
* North Macedonia: MSSI
* Norway: E-tjenesten
* Pakistan: MI, NI, AI
* Palestine: MIS
* Philippines: ISAFP
* Poland: SKW, SWW
* Portugal: CISMIL
* Romania: DGIA
* Russia: GRU
* Saudi Arabia: AFISC
* Serbia: VBA, VOA
* Singapore: MIO
* Slovakia: VS
* Slovenia: OVS
* South Africa: SANDF-ID
* South Korea: DIA, DCC
* Spain: CIFAS
* Sri Lanka: DMI
* Sweden: MUST
* Switzerland: MND, LWND
* Syria: MI, AFID
* Taiwan: MIB
* Thailand: AFSC
* Turkey: GENKUR İ.D.B.
* Ukraine: HUR MO
* United Kingdom: DI
* United States: DIA
* ONI
* MIC
* USAFI
* MCI
* CGI
* NSIC
* Venezuela: DGCIM
* Vietnam: TC2

Signals
intelligence|

* Australia: ASD
* Bangladesh: NTMC
* Brazil: 2ª Sch/EMD
* Canada: CSE
* China: SIGINT
* Croatia: OTC
* Ethiopia: INSA
* Finland: PVTIEDL
* France: DGSE, DRSD
* Germany: BND
* Ghana: RDU
* India: JCB, NTRO
* Indonesia: BSSN (id)
* Ireland: CIS
* Israel: 8200
* Japan: DIH
* Kazakhstan: NSC
* Netherlands: NSO, JSCU
* New Zealand: GCSB
* North Korea: RGB
* Norway: NSM
* Pakistan: JSIB
* Poland: AW, ABW, SKW, SWW, NCBC, gOR 3.FO, CRiWWRE, 2.ORel, 6.ORel, JW NIL
* Romania: STS
* Russia: Spetssvyaz
* Saudi Arabia: PSS
* South Africa: SSA
* Spain: CCN
* Sweden: FRA
* Switzerland: NDB
* Syria: MI
* Turkey: MİT-SİB
* UAE: SIA
* Ukraine: Derzhspetszviazok
* United Kingdom: GCHQ
* United States: NSA

Imagery
intelligence|

* Australia: AGO
* Finland: PVTIEDL
* India: DAI
* Indonesia: BIG
* Israel: Air Intelligence Group
* Malaysia: MaCGDI
* New Zealand: GEOINT NZ
* Poland: AW, SWW, ORO, 12.BBSP, JW NIL
* Pakistan: Air Intelligence
* Philippines: NMARSC
* Portugal: CIGeoE
* Russia: TsVTI GRU
* United Kingdom: DGIFC
* United States: NGA

Financial
intelligence|

* Argentina: UIF
* Australia: AUSTRAC
* Azerbaijan: MMX
* Bangladesh: FIU
* Brazil: COAF
* Canada: FINTRAC
* China: MPSECIB [zh]
* Fiji: FIU
* France: Tracfin, DNRED
* Iceland: SR
* India: CEIB
* Indonesia: PPATK
* Ireland: GNECB
* Italy: UIF
* Lithuania (FNTT)
* Malta: FIAU
* Mexico: UIF
* Netherlands: FIOD
* Poland: GIIF, SCS, CBA
* Qatar: FIU
* Russia: Rosfinmonitoring
* Saudi Arabia: GDOFI
* Spain: SVA, SEPBLAC
* Turkey: MASAK
* United Kingdom: NCA
* United States: IRS-CI, TFI
* FinCEN
* OIA
* Vatican: ASIF

Criminal
intelligence|

* Argentina: DNIC
* Australia: ACIC
* Bangladesh: CID
* Canada: CISC
* Finland: NBI
* India: CBI
* Indonesia: Baintelkam Polri (id)
* Italy: DIA, DIGOS
* Philippines: NBI, PNP-IG
* Poland: BWiIK KGP, CBŚP, ZOŚ KGSG, ZK KGŻW
* Romania:  DGPI
* South Africa: Crime Intelligence Division
* Spain: CGI, SIGC, CGPJ, UCO
* United Kingdom: NCA
* United States: IB (FBI), ONSI (DEA), OSII (ATF), ID (HSI)

Intelligence
community|

* Antigua and Barbuda
* Australia
* Bangladesh
* Croatia
* France
* India
* Israel
* Italy
* New Zealand
* Pakistan
* Russia
* United Kingdom
* United States

Intelligence
alliances|

* Club de Berne
* Five Eyes
* Maximator
* Egmont Group

Defunct
agencies|

* Fascist Italy: OVRA
* Gaddafi Libya: Mukhabarat el-Jamahiriya
* Imperial Japan: Tokko
* Ming Dynasty: Embroidered Uniform Guard, Eastern Depot, Western Depot [zh], Internal Depot [zh]
* Prussia: Prussian Secret Police
* Republic of China: NBIS
* Nazi Germany: Gestapo, Sicherheitsdienst
* Soviet Union: NKVD, KGB
* United Kingdom: DMI
* United States: Office of Strategic Services
* Wang Jingwei regime: Jessfield 76 [zh; de; ja]
* Yugoslavia: KOS

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* Big Brother
* Call detail record
* Carnivore
* Dishfire
* ECHELON
* PRISM
* Stone Ghost
* Turbulence (NSA programme)
* National security
* Surveillance issues in smart cities

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National intelligence agencies in Europe

Foreign intelligence|

* Albania (SHISH)
* Armenia (NSS)
* Austria (DSN)
* Azerbaijan (XKX)
* Belarus (KGB RB)
* Belgium (ADIV/SGRS)
* Bosnia and Herzegovina (OSA-OBA)
* Bulgaria (DAR)
* Croatia (SOA)
* Czech Republic (ÚZSI)
* Denmark (FE)
* Estonia (EFIS)
* France (DGSE)
* Georgia (GIS)
* Germany (BND)
* Greece (EYP)
* Hungary (IH)
* Ireland (CSB)
* Italy (AISE)
* Kazakhstan (Syrbar)
* Latvia (SAB)
* Lithuania (VSD)
* Moldova (SIS)
* Montenegro (ANB)
* Republic of North Macedonia (UBK)
* Netherlands (AIVD)
* Norway (E-tjenesten)
* Poland (AW)
* Portugal (SIED)
* Romania (SIE)
* Russia (SVR)
* Serbia (BIA)
* Slovakia (SIS)
* Slovenia (SOVA)
* Spain (CNI)
* Sweden (KSI)
* Switzerland (NDB)
* Turkey (MİT)
* Ukraine (SZRU)
* United Kingdom (SIS (MI6))

Domestic intelligence|

* Austria (DSN)
* Azerbaijan (DTX)
* Belarus (KGB RB)
* Belgium (VS/SE)
* Bosnia and Herzegovina (SIPA)
* Bulgaria (DANS)
* Croatia (SOA)
* Czech Republic (BIS)
* Denmark (PET)
* Estonia (KAPO)
* Finland (Supo)
* France (DGSI)
* Georgia (SSSG)
* Germany (BfV, LfV)
* Greece (EYP)
* Hungary (AH)
* Ireland (SDU, NSU)
* Italy (AISI)
* Kazakhstan (NSC)
* Kosovo (AKI)
* Latvia (VDD)
* Lithuania (STT)
* Luxembourg (SREL)
* Moldova (SIS)
* Republic of North Macedonia (IA)
* Netherlands (NCTV)
* Norway (PST)
* Poland (ABW, SOP)
* Portugal (SIS)
* Romania (SRI)
* Russia (FSB)
* Serbia (BIA)
* Spain (CITCO)
* Sweden (SÄPO)
* Switzerland (NDB)
* Turkey (KDGM)
* Ukraine (SBU)
* United Kingdom (MI5, NDEDIU, NCA, NBIS)

Military intelligence|

* Austria (HNaA)
* Belarus (GRU MO RB)
* Belgium (ADIV/SGRS)
* Croatia (VSOA)
* Czech Republic (VZ)
* Denmark (FE)
* Finland (PE TIEDOS)
* France (DRM, DGSE)
* Germany (MAD)
* Greece (EYP)
* Hungary (KNBSZ)
* Ireland ((G2)
* Italy (CII)
* Kazakhstan (NSC)
* Lithuania (AOTD)
* Republic of North Macedonia (MSSI)
* Netherlands (MIVD)
* Norway (E-tjenesten)
* Poland (SKW, SWW)
* Portugal (CISMIL)
* Romania (DGIA)
* Russia (GRU)
* Serbia (VOA, VBA)
* Slovakia (VS)
* Slovenia (OVS)
* Spain (CIFAS)
* Sweden (MUST)
* Switzerland (MND, LWND)
* Turkey (GENKUR İ.D.B.)
* Ukraine (HUR MO)
* United Kingdom (DIS)

Signals intelligence|

* Croatia (OTC)
* Finland (PVTIEDL)
* France (DGSE, DRSD)
* Germany (BND)
* Greece (EYP)
* Ireland ((CIS)
* Kazakhstan (NSC)
* Netherlands (JSCU)
* Norway (NSM)
* Poland (AW, ABW, SKW, SWW, NCBC, gOR 3.FO, CRiWWRE, 2.ORel, 6.ORel, JW NIL)
* Romania (STS)
* Russia (Spetssvyaz)
* Spain (CCN)
* Sweden (FRA)
* Switzerland (SIS)
* Turkey (MİT-SİB)
* Ukraine (State Special Communications Service of Ukraine)
* United Kingdom (GCHQ)

Imagery intelligence|

* Finland (PVTIEDL)
* Poland (AW, SWW, ORO, 12.BBSP, JW NIL)
* Portugal (CIGeoE)
* Russia (TsVTI GRU)
* United Kingdom (DGIFC)

Financial intelligence|

* Azerbaijan (MMX)
* France (Tracfin, DNRED)
* Netherlands (FIOD)
* Iceland (SR)
* Ireland (GNECB)
* Italy (UIF)
* Lithuania (FNTT)
* Malta (FIAU)
* Poland (GIIF, SCS, CBA)
* Russia (Rosfinmonitoring)
* Spain (SVA, SEPBLAC)
* Turkey (MASAK)
* United Kingdom (NCA)
* Vatican (ASIF)

Criminal intelligence|

* Finland ( National Bureau of Investigation)
* Italy (DIA, DIGOS)
* Romania (DGPI)
* Poland (BWiIK KGP, CBŚP, ZOŚ KGSG, ZK KGŻW)
* Spain (CGI, SIGC, CGPJ, UCO)
* United Kingdom (NCA)

Authority control databases |

* ISNI

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