Donald Trump is facing more foreign intelligence attention than any previous American president. His erratic decision-making, from tariffs to confrontation with Iran, has left both allied and hostile spy agencies struggling to understand his intentions. Psychological profilers in Paris, Tokyo, Moscow and Beijing are busy trying to predict the next move from a leader who often appears to act on instinct rather than briefing books. In Washington, veteran intelligence officials say the Trump White House is unusually easy to monitor because it is chaotic, leaky and full of people who put personal loyalty ahead of security protocols.

At its most basic level, intelligence exists to

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