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Japan Establishes Centralized Intelligence Agency for First Time Since WWII

Japan is establishing a centralized intelligence agency, marking the first such reorganization of its intelligence services since World War II. This move comes amid perceived threats from Russia and China, with support from Western nations.

14 Jul, 10:11 — 14 Jul, 10:11
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EL PAISMostly Factual26d ago

Japan embarks on largest reorganization of intelligence services since World War II

The new model foresees the creation of a National Intelligence Council that centralizes management under the direct command of the prime minister

By Gonzalo Robledo

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First report: EL PAIS · 14 Jul, 10:11Full coverage: 4 · 9hWindow: 9h
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EL PAIS14 Jul, 10:11First to report

Japan embarks on largest reorganization of intelligence services since World War II

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irozhlas14 Jul, 12:36

Japonsko modernizuje poprvé od 2. světové války zpravodajskou službu. Pomáhá Západ

6h later
danas14 Jul, 18:07

Pretnje Rusije i Kine: Japan, prvi put od Drugog svetskog rata, osniva obaveštajnu agenciju

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cdm-me14 Jul, 19:41Latest update

Japan prvi put od Drugog svjetskog rata osniva centralizovanu obavještajnu agenciju

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