The recently-appointed head of the Swiss Federal Intelligence Service (FIS) has outlined the challenges faced by the agency. + Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Four months after taking office, Serge Bavaud, repeated calls for more resources and resolved to restructure the intelligence agency. Bavaud said FIS faces more tasks, greater pressure and heightened expectations. He acknowledged that the agency has faced internal disruptions. "At the end of the year, I want a leaner, more efficient service with clearer structures," he said. + Spying game: what does the Swiss intelligence service do? One aim is to improve morale among staff. The dissatisfaction among many employees was justified, said Bavaud. The reorganisation of the FIS was necessary, but was rushed. "Progress was made, but the agency was overloaded," he said. Adapted from German by AI/mga How we work We select the most relevant news for an international audience and use automatic translation ...
