Regional navigation
Each page states what is covered, what remains missing, and why a geographic label never implies one culture, legal model, intelligence structure, or moral alignment.
23 profiles · 4 organizations
Africa contains federal, unitary, presidential, parliamentary, military-influenced, dominant-party, transitional, and regional systems; no one profile represents the continent.
North African integration beyond the MENA collection; Additional island and smaller-state profiles; More French, Arabic, Portuguese, and African-language primary sources
14 profiles · 6 organizations
The Americas include federal and unitary systems, large states, island states, police-led arrangements, military legacies, and extensive subregional cooperation.
Additional Central American systems; More Caribbean and smaller-state coverage; More Indigenous, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, and Creole terminology review
17 profiles · 5 organizations
Asia spans party-led, parliamentary, presidential, monarchical, military-influenced, federal, unitary, archipelagic, and city-state structures.
Central Asia beyond Uzbekistan; South Asia beyond current detailed records; Mongolia, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka; Additional primary-language verification
26 profiles · 7 organizations
Europe and Eurasia contain parliamentary, presidential, federal, unitary, alliance, nonaligned, post-socialist, conflict-affected, and highly centralized systems.
Baltic states; Additional Central Asian systems; Portugal, Norway, Greece, and the Western Balkans beyond current records; Current legal and officeholder reverification
16 profiles · 4 organizations
MENA includes monarchies, republics, theocratic institutions, military-influenced systems, fragmented authority, financial hubs, and multiple liaison environments.
Additional Palestinian institutional mapping under a neutral jurisdictional method; More Maghreb primary-language research; Conflict-sensitive current-status reverification; Additional smaller Gulf and regional structures
7 profiles · 4 organizations
Oceania combines larger alliance partners with small-island, constabulary, maritime, liaison-dependent, and emergency-management systems.
Micronesian and Polynesian jurisdictions beyond current records; More local-language and Indigenous terminology review; Current treaty and regional-organization verification
11 profiles · 4 organizations
Small states demonstrate that diplomacy, police intelligence, financial intelligence, cybersecurity, protective security, emergency management, and treaty liaison can substitute for a conventional standalone service.
Additional Caribbean and Pacific microstates; Additional no-standing-army jurisdictions; More treaty-text and local-language verification
0 profiles · 20 organizations
Multinational bodies coordinate analysis, policing, finance, sanctions, defense, maritime awareness, or liaison under bounded mandates; they do not form one world intelligence service.
Additional regional police and financial-intelligence networks; More public records on informal liaison groups; Corrections and caveat propagation across partners
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