Political Intelligence Service

• Author: Mensur Morina - Florent Azemi
• Position: University for Business and Technology, Kosovo - South East Europe University, Tetovo, Republic of North Macedonia
• Pages: 161-169

European Journal of Economics, Law and Social Sciences

IIPCCL Publishing, Graz-Austria

Vol. 4 No. 1

January, 2020

ISSN 2519-1284

Acces online at www.iipccl.org

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Political Intelligence Service

Mensur Morina

University for Business and Technology, Kosovo

Florent Azemi

South East Europe University, Tetovo, Republic of North Macedonia

Abstract

The era we are living is full of stress and emotions with no general social security, therefore the

daily media discourse is understandable whereby every sentence and news commences and

ends with words such as crime, criminals, thieves, terror, terrorist acts, etc., therefore the role

and forms of police organization and intelligence services in all states is of great importance for

the maintenance of public peace and order and the f‌i ght against and prevention of criminality.

Certainly a high-level organization of state bodies is among priority goals of each society, as

the di erent developments in certain regions, based on the economic, cultural and religious

belonging, allow for the appearance of criminality in dierent forms and shapes. Values

mostly targeted by this negative and dangerous social phenomenon include life, health,

wealth, security and so on, and considering the importance of such values, all countries aim,

through organization of state institutions and bodies, to provide maximum protection of all

individual and collective social value.

All free people do have some doubts in terms of their own government’s secret operation

because of the fact that the leaders of countries cover this part of activities with a certain veil

of mystery, which people perceive as threatening.

In this respect, it is very dicult to convince people that time has come, for the purpose

of national security interests, to keep some state a airs as secret, considering that at time

their freedom may be threatened because of excessive ti le-ta le over the state’s protective

measures or delicate diplomatic negotiations.

The modalities of intelligence services are di erent, including therein the political police,

propaganda, provocations, psychological warfare, special wars, political oppositions etc.

Keywords: political Intelligence, Yugoslavia, Kosovo.

Introduction

Recognizing that the need of timely and accurate intelligence information, counter-

intelligence, along with internal and external threats, international terrorism,

sabotage, and all other intelligence-related issues concerning a country’s security

are of vital importance to the people, and also recognizing that all reasonable and

legitimate tools should be used to ensure that a country receives the most qualitative

intelligence information available

Broadly, security is the state of being protected from planned, malicious and criminal

incidents emerging from a wide range of threats, and this protection should be

provided to all values of dierent organizations and individuals, whereas the

incidents occur based on the will/consequence of the a acker to demise such values.

However, a country must have a comprehensive assessment of threats and risks, as