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Japan's National Intelligence Agency Bill Passes Upper House Committee
A bill to establish a 'National Intelligence Agency' to strengthen Japan's intelligence capabilities has passed the House of Councillors Cabinet Committee. The bill is expected to be approved and enacted in the Upper House plenary session on May 27.
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