Inside the CIA: Power, Secrecy, and Global Influence

⁣In 1947, the United States created a new kind of institution — one designed to operate in the shadows.
The Central Intelligence Agency was born in the early Cold War, tasked with gathering intelligence and protecting American interests abroad.
But over the decades, its influence expanded far beyond information gathering.
In this episode of DarkHarbour Knowledge, we examine:
• Why the CIA was created

• Its role during the Cold War

• Covert operations and regime changes

• Intelligence successes and failures

• Controversies that shaped its reputation

• Its evolving role in the modern world
Is it a guardian of national security?

A geopolitical power broker?

Or something in between?
History rarely operates in daylight.