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Japan launches its own counter-intelligence agency after seven decades without one
Japan is establishing its first genuine counter-intelligence agency after more than seven decades without one, ending its reputation as a "spy's paradise" due to the absence of such a service. The new agency is intended to plug longstanding gaps in Japan's information security. The move marks a significant shift in the country's approach to national security after decades of constitutional and political constraints on intelligence activities.
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