WorldJapan officially launches new intelligence body. Why is it dangerous?

Japan has established the National Intelligence Bureau, appointing Hara Kazuya as its head, while its Self-Defense Forces carried out the country's first test launch of a US-made Tomahawk cruise missile on July 28. Experts warn that the moves are eroding Japan's postwar exclusively defense-oriented policy, concentrating authority and potentially disrupting regional security.

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