PoliticsJapan to launch first centralized intelligence body since World War II

Japan is preparing to establish a centralized intelligence body for the first time since World War II. Critics fear the move could depart from Tokyo’s pacifist ideals. Supporters argue it is necessary for a country whose security weaknesses are so extensive that it has been dubbed a “paradise for spies.”

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