De ce vrea Japonia să înființeze primul său serviciu modern de spionaj de după Al Doilea Război Mondial

Japan is set to reform its intelligence system, creating an agency for overseas espionage amid rising threats from China, North Korea, and Russia. This marks a significant shift from historical taboos associated with military espionage. The government aims to enhance security capabilities, including establishing a national intelligence office and potentially a CIA-like agency. There are plans to improve communication interception and legal measures against foreign spies. Critics express concerns over potential civil liberties violations.