Such a question cannot really be answered, especially given that the layman will likely go for either a large HUMINT based system (CIA type) or another analyst system that has had a great deal of success (MI6).
Therefore, it really depends on the branch of intelligence they are getting at. NSA from the United States is particularly good about gathering signals intelligence, and due to the incredible amount of funding available isn't likely to be beaten by anyone in that regard. On the other hand, first world powers are notoriously bad at conducting human intelligence, i.e. spying directly, and as such cannot really be rated.
For conducting ops, the Mossad and CIA have been incredibly effective over their history, though arguably now have lost some of their touch in recent years. MI6, however, definitely has one of the best analysis programs on the planet, particularly since they aren't as hampered by red tape as much of the rest of the world and share information among themselves. Also, let us not forget the effective programs of domestic intelligence services that many countries have, including the intelligence/justice hybrid of the FBI in America, or CSIS of Canada. But the biggest part of the picture is that the majority of these intelligence services are willing to help one another when needed (with the exception of the Mossad). Many intelligence achievements are not done by hoarding information in one agency or country, but rather from joint operations among the many, unfortunately, the greatest intelligence failures seem to come from acting alone.
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war and navy departments had intelligence sections
The venona project was a secret collaboration of the U.S and the U.K intelligence agencies involving cryptanalis of messages sent by the intelligence agencies of the the Soviet Union, mostly during world war II.
Top secret agencies around the world include the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) in the United States, known for its foreign intelligence operations; MI6 (Secret Intelligence Service) in the UK, which focuses on overseas intelligence gathering; and the FSB (Federal Security Service) in Russia, responsible for domestic security and counterintelligence. These agencies operate with a high level of secrecy and are integral to national security, often engaging in covert operations and intelligence analysis. Other notable agencies include the Mossad in Israel and the NSA (National Security Agency) in the U.S., which specializes in signals intelligence.
The intelligence agencies usually calls them bugs because they usually annoy persistently.
Top 10 World's Best Intelligence Agencies 2013 10: CSIS, Canada 09: ASIS, Australia 08: RAW, India 07: MOSSAD, Israel 06: BND, Germany 05: DGSE, France 04: FSB, Russia 03: MI6, United Kingdom 02: CIA, America 01 : ISI, PAKISTAN
Pakistan has several intelligence agencies, with the most prominent being the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), which is responsible for both domestic and foreign intelligence. Other key agencies include the Military Intelligence (MI) and the Intelligence Bureau (IB). Additionally, there are specialized agencies that focus on specific areas such as the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for counter-terrorism and cybercrime. Overall, Pakistan's intelligence framework comprises multiple agencies working together to ensure national security.
The plural of intelligence is intelligences. As in "the intelligences were shared between agencies".
I don't believe that there were any organised intelligence agencies, although there may have been. I do know that none of the Intelligence agencies in the UK today existed at the time. They would definitely have used spies and informants however.
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No, the indian intelligence agencies are looking for him.
FBI, CIA, NSA.