post-war intelligence services

Post-war intelligence services are government agencies established or restructured after conflicts like World War II to gather, analyze, and act on information related to national security, foreign threats, and global stability. They operate covertly, using signals, human sources, and technological tools to monitor potential dangers such as espionage, terrorism, or political upheaval. These agencies often focus on protecting national interests, supporting military operations, and preventing future conflicts. Their evolution reflects changing international challenges and advances in technology, emphasizing intelligence as a critical component of modern national security strategies.