Fourteen Eyes

The "Fourteen Eyes" refers to a coalition of 14 countries that share intelligence information with each other. Originally formed during the Cold War, these nations collaborate to monitor security threats, including terrorism and espionage. Their alliance involves exchanging signals intelligence, which can include data from phone calls, emails, and other communications. This cooperation aims to enhance national security for member countries but also raises concerns about privacy and surveillance, as individuals' data might be monitored or shared across borders. The group exemplifies international intelligence-sharing aimed at collective security.