It depends on the relationship of different countries, some countries are known to support certain terrorist organizations so it would not be prudent to share intelligence with those specifically.
I think ‘essential’ is too strong of a word for this claim to be entirely accurate. If allies have partial information, that when combined, result in the ability to combat terrorism, then it should be …Read MoreI think ‘essential’ is too strong of a word for this claim to be entirely accurate. If allies have partial information, that when combined, result in the ability to combat terrorism, then it should be shared. However, a country with a lot of intelligence which is reliable may be able to combat terrorism on its own. So, in other words, the sharing of intelligence between countries may be sufficient to combat international terrorism, but not necessary.Read Less
Sharing information depends on how comfortable a country is with other nations. The U.S does not share all their intel with their allies for certain reasons.
If it will benefit countries and they can be trusted then I think it is a good idea. However, some countries are known to work with terrorists and in that case, we should not be revealing information …Read MoreIf it will benefit countries and they can be trusted then I think it is a good idea. However, some countries are known to work with terrorists and in that case, we should not be revealing information that we know.Read Less
Yes it is essential because terrorism is an extremely complex issue and in order to keep accurate track of organizations, groups, or individuals involved in it, sharing knowledge/information is …Read MoreYes it is essential because terrorism is an extremely complex issue and in order to keep accurate track of organizations, groups, or individuals involved in it, sharing knowledge/information is essential. Regardless of the countries/groups and who deems who the terrorist, logistically combating it requires a great deal of cooperation to be effective.Read Less
It depends on the relationship of different countries, some countries are known to support certain terrorist organizations so it would not be prudent to share intelligence with those specifically.
It definitely depends on the nations.
I think ‘essential’ is too strong of a word for this claim to be entirely accurate. If allies have partial information, that when combined, result in the ability to combat terrorism, then it should be …Read MoreI think ‘essential’ is too strong of a word for this claim to be entirely accurate. If allies have partial information, that when combined, result in the ability to combat terrorism, then it should be shared. However, a country with a lot of intelligence which is reliable may be able to combat terrorism on its own. So, in other words, the sharing of intelligence between countries may be sufficient to combat international terrorism, but not necessary. Read Less
Sharing information depends on how comfortable a country is with other nations. The U.S does not share all their intel with their allies for certain reasons.
If it will benefit countries and they can be trusted then I think it is a good idea. However, some countries are known to work with terrorists and in that case, we should not be revealing information …Read MoreIf it will benefit countries and they can be trusted then I think it is a good idea. However, some countries are known to work with terrorists and in that case, we should not be revealing information that we know. Read Less
This is a far too generalized and broad statement, and I think the question of sharing intelligence depends on which countries are involved.
I think it depends a lot on context in terms of the situation, what nations are involved, what the intelligence is, and what it will be used for.
This depends on who is involved and the specific circumstances.
Yes it is essential because terrorism is an extremely complex issue and in order to keep accurate track of organizations, groups, or individuals involved in it, sharing knowledge/information is …Read MoreYes it is essential because terrorism is an extremely complex issue and in order to keep accurate track of organizations, groups, or individuals involved in it, sharing knowledge/information is essential. Regardless of the countries/groups and who deems who the terrorist, logistically combating it requires a great deal of cooperation to be effective. Read Less