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Japan Launches First Centralized Intelligence Body Since WWII
Japan has inaugurated its first centralized intelligence agency since World War II, aiming to enhance its intelligence gathering and analysis capabilities. The new body held its inaugural meeting in a country often described as a 'spy paradise'.
31 Jul, 14:33 — 31 Jul, 14:33
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