The Yishelem Post
HA to pursue "unshackling" the Agency from counter-intelligence limitations
November 5398
- Medinat Department "waves away the frenzy" of continuous allegations made by the Dolgavan Government; MOFA set to respond instead
- Agency reports curious ratifications in the northern hemisphere by the pillars of former, and persisting, hegemonic alliances
- Gas prices set to continue going up, while consumption declines as volume of imports projected to shrink
- Embargoes against Kafuristan from Jelbe and Vanuku underway; Kohav debates naval blockade with the highest ranks of the Beiteynuese Government
- Shipping industry reported to be in talks with 3 sides on replacing Kafuri oil and gas imports
- Knesset confirms BEILACT/5399 on the restoration of the Yeudi Monarchy set to be submitted by Q2
- Diplomatic delegation planned to travel to Hutori to attend royal funeral
Yishelem, Beiteynu - Throughout the decades since the emergence of the Agency's first intelligence scandals in the 5290s - with the ultimate incarceration of its Director, Cunnington Marit - the Beiteynuese Government and most, if not all, subsequent administrations continued on a path of increasing transparency and solidifying more and more limitations on its conduct on both intelligence and counter-intelligence. And with good merit, since the MOIA's organisation kept getting its hands dirty again and again, with no remorse; the Cildanian meddling and the murder of Noah Kadiyot being of the most recent incidents.
The Terran Remediation Agency has arguably been one of the most pivotal vehicles of the Beiteynuese Government in Yishelem's rise in global affairs in the last 200 years, painted by more than a dozen incidents and situations across the world; from killing a Prime Minister, to toppling a dictatorship in Dankuk and (allegedly) wrecking Cildania. The Agency's legends apparently trace to a single "why", set to be revealed in the book series, The Meddling Affairs.
Suffice to say, HA's move in granting the Agency its former authority and liberty is presumed to be met with mixed feelings across the board.
Despite the introduction of the Lavian (satellite agency) and the Allink network of reconnaissance satellites, the Agency's traditional methods of "boots on the ground" and "blending in" via long-term operations and incursions has been the main point used by the Office of the Director. Kavin Mahorit of the Kohav did stand in favour of a potential BEILACT to "tone down" the Intelligence Oversight Committee's transparency mandates, citing the Agency's past joint operations with the navy's commando units, presumed to be included as part of the Beiteynuese Naval Command's tactical response forces around Kafuristan.