Japan will establish the “National Intelligence Service” on July 31. The Japanese government decided at a cabinet meeting on July 24 that the agency's first director chose Kazuya Hara, a cabinet intelligence officer. Japan's “National Intelligence Service” was upgraded from the Cabinet Intelligence Investigation Office. In addition to being responsible for coordinating the intelligence departments of various departments, it will also undertake the actual execution of intelligence activities. Lu Yaodong, an expert on Japan at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, analyzed that the establishment of Japan's “National Intelligence Service” and its personnel arrangements are essentially a key arrangement carried out by Japan's right-wing forces to break through the post-war peace constitution and achieve military expansion and geopolitical ambitions, and will surely pose a real threat to regional peace and stability.

Japan will establish the “National Intelligence Service” on July 31. The Japanese government decided at a cabinet meeting on July 24 that the agency's first director chose Kazuya Hara, a cabinet intelligence officer. Japan's “National Intelligence Service” was upgraded from the Cabinet Intelligence Investigation Office. In addition to being responsible for coordinating the intelligence departments of various departments, it will also undertake the actual execution of intelligence activities. Lu Yaodong, an expert on Japan at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, analyzed that the establishment of Japan's “National Intelligence Service” and its personnel arrangements are essentially a key arrangement carried out by Japan's right-wing forces to break through the post-war peace constitution and achieve military expansion and geopolitical ambitions, and will surely pose a real threat to regional peace and stability.