'Paradise for spies' no more: Japan launches first centralised intelligence body since WWII
- Japan launches new centralised intelligence agencyJapan has pushed for a sweeping intelligence reform and launched its first centralised intelligence body since World War II.
- Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pushes for sweeping security reforms in the face of growing regional threats.
- The National Intelligence Bureau formally launched on Friday, is an upgrade to the Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office, which held little authority.
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- Japan launches new centralised intelligence agencyJapan has pushed for a sweeping intelligence reform and launched its first centralised intelligence body since World War II.
- Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pushes for sweeping security reforms in the face of growing regional threats.
- The National Intelligence Bureau formally launched on Friday, is an upgrade to the Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office, which held little authority.
Sources: Times of India