Takaichi Launches Intelligence Panel, Eyeing Japan’s Own CIA
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The government has established an expert panel to further strengthen its intelligence (information gathering and analysis) capabilities. The Takaichi administration plans to formulate a "National Intelligence Strategy" by the end of the year and submit a new law to deter espionage to the regular Diet session next year…
Premier Takaichi highlights need for integrating, analyzing information gathered across diplomacy, defense, public security, economy, and technology
On the 28th, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi mentioned developments in China, North Korea, and Russia, stating that "strengthening intelligence capabilities is indispensable to safeguard national interests," and emphasized the enactment of an anti-espionage law and the establishment of an external intelligence agency. On that day, Prime Minister Takaichi presided over the first meeting of an expert council aimed at strengthening intellige…
(Tokyo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Cho Seong-mi = Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on the 28th, "Strengthening measures to prevent unjust foreign interference and expanding external intelligence functions ...."
For the first time on Monday, the Japanese government convened a group of experts in sensitive intelligence and counter-spying to strengthen the country's defence capabilities, which is described by some international publications as "a nest of spies," reports EFE, writes Agerpres. "Today will be the first meeting of the group of experts for reform [...]
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