Countries And Their Foreign Intelligence Agencies

Intelligence agencies:

 

🇺🇸 United States → CIA

🇮🇱 Israel → Mossad

🇷🇺 Russia → SVR

🇬🇧 United Kingdom → MI6

🇮🇳 India → RAW

🇦🇺 Australia → ASIS

🇵🇰 Pakistan → ISI

🇩🇪 Germany → BND

🇫🇷 France → DGSE

🇨🇦 Canada → CSE

🇨🇳 China → MSS

🇿🇦 South Africa → SSA

🇮🇹 Italy → AISE

🇸🇪 Sweden → MUST

🇳🇴 Norway → Etterretningstjenesten (NIS)

🇰🇷 South Korea → NIS

🇧🇷 Brazil → ABIN

🇳🇬 Nigeria → NIA

🇪🇸 Spain → CNI

🇺🇦 Ukraine → FISU

🇵🇱 Poland → AW

🇳🇱 Netherlands → AIVD

🇮🇩 Indonesia → BIN

🇦🇷 Argentina → SIDE

🇹🇷 Turkey → MIT

🇲🇽 Mexico → National Intelligence Center (CNI-MX)

🇯🇵 Japan → CIRO

🇮🇷 Iran → MOIS

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia → GIP

🇪🇬 Egypt → GIS

🇧🇪 Belgium → VSSE

🇨🇭 Switzerland → FIS

🇫🇮 Finland → SUPO

🇩🇰 Denmark → FE

🇨🇴 Colombia → DNI

🇯🇴 Jordan → GID

 

The post compiles a factual list of 40+ countries’ primary foreign intelligence agencies, such as the CIA for the US and Mossad for Israel, aligning closely with verified sources like Wikipedia’s global directory.

 

Posted on 6 January 2026 by @stats_feed

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