Transnational Terrorism Shift
The emergence of transnational terrorism in the 1990s blurred the lines between foreign and domestic intelligence, challenging the traditional roles of the CIA and FBI. As the threat landscape evolved, misunderstandings and rivalries within the intelligence community hindered effective information sharing. Post-9/11, the establishment of the National Counter Terrorism Centre marked a significant shift towards collaboration, enabling analysts from various agencies to work together in addressing national security threats.In this clip
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*15th ANNIVERSARY/500th EPISODE SPECIAL* - “The CIA and the 9/11 Commission Report” – A Conversation with Alexis Albion
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