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Academic Award 2026 – Call for Submissions

Thematic Seminar on Security in the High North.

Norwegian Presidency 2025 – Broadening Perspectives, Strengthening Unity within ICE
The Intelligence College in Europe (ICE) was launched in Paris on March 5, 2019. At that time, it brought together 24 member countries and 7 partner countries, having signed a Letter of Intent on February 26, 2020, in Zagreb. Since then, it has evolved to include 25 member countries and 6 partner countries
The College is a collective endeavour of European intelligence communities. It generates professional and academic views on a wide range of intelligence-related topics and disseminates those in order to contribute to the development of a strategic intelligence culture in Europe, without being prescriptive.
The ICE is a unique intergovernmental initiative enhancing European security.
📘 National Intelligence Strategy of France – January 2025
France has released its updated National Intelligence Strategy (Stratégie Nationale du Renseignement, SNR) in January 2025. This non-classified document outlines the country’s intelligence priorities and reflects a strong interministerial approach under the Prime Minister’s coordination.
It contributes to the European dialogue on transparency, threat assessment, and cooperative intelligence governance.
🔗 National Intelligence Strategy – January 2025 (EN/FR)
📚 ICE Bibliography on Intelligence (2024–2025)
Explore the latest edition of the ICE Bibliography on Intelligence — our multilingual collection on intelligence history, theory and practice.
🔗 See also: ICE Bibliography on Intelligence: 2024–2025
Read: “Emmanuel Macron inaugurates a new era of cooperation in intelligence matters
🔗A look back at the creation of the European Intelligence College on the official Élysée website
Compilation of international press coverage on ICE’s launch:
🔗Compilation in French (PDF)
🔗Compilation in Original Languages (PDF)
Read: You can download the official PDF document below, originally published on the French government website elysee.fr, which provides detailed information about the Intelligence College in Europe.