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Fight for Biggest Say in Intelligence

Japan's future National Security Council (NSC) is stirring fierce rivalry between government departments even before it is formally created. The [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2007

Investigative Firm in Public Relations Alliance

Kroll has joined forces with a public relations agency in the wake of the acquisition of the financial communications concern [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.2007

New Military Intelligence Agency

Japan's self-defence forces will have a 2,200-strong intelligence unit by 2009. A first force of 600 personnel will join a [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2007

Under Bureaucratic Rule

The Japanese government will shortly present its plan to form [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2007

First Moves to Form a National Security Council

Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has just set up a 14-member task force to examine forming a National Security Council next spring.

Free access 23.11.2006

Story Behind Abe-Jintao Summit

The summit meeting between Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, and Chinese president Hu Jintao on Oct. 8 had been prepared to the last detail by underlings.

Subscribers only 19.10.2006

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New Public Security Chief

In what could be viewed as a symbol, a legislator from Hiroshima, Kensei Mizote, has been named chairman of the [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.2006

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A "Super Naicho" On The Way

Japan's future prime minister, Shinzo Abe, intends to revamp the top echelons of his country's intelligence community.

Subscribers only 21.09.2006

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Keeping an Eye on North Korea

As soon as he is officially named Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe is expected to step up intelligence operations targeting China and North Korea.

Subscribers only 07.09.2006

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Good Marks for IAS Boss

Haruhisa Takeuchi, the new, 54-year-old chief of the Japanese foreign ministry’s Intelligence & Analysis Service (IAS: Kokusaijoho Katsukan), has apparently [...]

Subscribers only 24.08.2006

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Hideshi Mitani

The new flare-up in the Middle East and the launch [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.2006

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Hashimoto and the Chinese Spy

Prodded by the Americans, Japan's counter-intelligence agency is seeking to shed light on an espionage affair involving a former prime minister.

Subscribers only 06.07.2006

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Still a Blind Eye to Commissions

The first country to refuse to honor its obligations in the OECD Convention on bribery, Japan remains reticent about punishing its multinationals which pay commissions abroad.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 06.07.2006

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How to Fend off Foreign Spies

The Japanese foreign ministry (Gaimusho) has just issued a guidebook to its diplomats on how to thwart overtures by foreign intelligence operatives.

Subscribers only 22.06.2006

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Lifting Wraps on Military Intelligence

Japan's Defense Intelligence Headquarters (Nihon Joho Honbu) has just inaugurated its web site (www.jda.go.jp/join/dih/). For the moment it is only [...]

Subscribers only 20.04.2006

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Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

The sidelining of an intelligence specialist has shed light on a simmering feud between "nationalists" and "internationalists" in Japan.

Subscribers only 23.03.2006

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The Last Red Army Fugitive

In late February the founder of Japan's Red Army was jailed for 20 years. Now the hunt has picked up for the last person still on the run following a hostage-taking episode at the French embassy in The Hague over 30 years.

Subscribers only 09.03.2006

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Checking Government Codes

Buried for diplomatic reasons, the case of a cryptographer at the Japanese consulate in Shanghai who "committed suicide" in May, [...]

Subscribers only 23.02.2006

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Top Marks for Japan's IAS

Overhauled a year ago, the intelligence and analysis unit of Japan's foreign ministry has won top marks.

Subscribers only 09.02.2006

tokyo/beijing
A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

Yamaha Motors has been accused of illegally exporting dual-use equipment to China but it's hard to imagine Tokyo was unaware of what the company was up to.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.02.2006

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Why China and Japan Kept Mum

It took a good 18 months for a scandal indirectly pitting Japan against China to suddenly surface: the suicide of an encoder at the Japanese consulate in Shanghai.

Subscribers only 12.01.2006

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Tokyo May Take Cue from British

Over the past six months Japan has sent experts to Europe to question European intelligence aides on the best model to adopt in forming a central intelligence outfit: MI6, DGSE or BND?

Subscribers only 24.11.2005

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New Intelligence Chiefs

A cabinet re-shuffle carried out by prime minister Junichiro Koizumi on Oct. 25 produced a government that is strongly nationalist [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.2005

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Tokyo Stumbles in Fight Against SVR

Announced by the Tokyo police last week, the arrest of an employee of Toshiba once again underscores efforts by Russian intelligence to glean secrets in Japan.

Subscribers only 27.10.2005

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MITI Invests in RFID

Speaking during a conference on radio frequency identification (RFID) at [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 13.10.2005

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All articles - Japan

Fight for Biggest Say in Intelligence

Investigative Firm in Public Relations Alliance

New Military Intelligence Agency

Under Bureaucratic Rule

First Moves to Form a National Security Council

Story Behind Abe-Jintao Summit

Tokyo
New Public Security Chief

tokyo
A "Super Naicho" On The Way

tokyo
Keeping an Eye on North Korea

tokyo
Good Marks for IAS Boss

tokyo
Hideshi Mitani

tokyo
Hashimoto and the Chinese Spy

tokyo
Still a Blind Eye to Commissions

tokyo
How to Fend off Foreign Spies

tokyo
Lifting Wraps on Military Intelligence

intelligence
Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

terrorism
The Last Red Army Fugitive

tokyo
Checking Government Codes

intelligence
Top Marks for Japan's IAS

tokyo/beijing
A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

espionage
Why China and Japan Kept Mum

intelligence
Tokyo May Take Cue from British

tokyo
New Intelligence Chiefs

counter-espionage
Tokyo Stumbles in Fight Against SVR

Tokyo
MITI Invests in RFID

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Fight for Biggest Say in Intelligence

Investigative Firm in Public Relations Alliance

New Military Intelligence Agency

Under Bureaucratic Rule

First Moves to Form a National Security Council

Story Behind Abe-Jintao Summit

Tokyo New Public Security Chief

tokyo A "Super Naicho" On The Way

tokyo Keeping an Eye on North Korea

tokyo Good Marks for IAS Boss

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tokyo Hashimoto and the Chinese Spy

tokyo Still a Blind Eye to Commissions

tokyo How to Fend off Foreign Spies

tokyo Lifting Wraps on Military Intelligence

intelligence Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

terrorism The Last Red Army Fugitive

tokyo Checking Government Codes

intelligence Top Marks for Japan's IAS

tokyo/beijing A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

espionage Why China and Japan Kept Mum

intelligence Tokyo May Take Cue from British

tokyo New Intelligence Chiefs

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Tokyo
New Public Security Chief

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A "Super Naicho" On The Way

tokyo
Keeping an Eye on North Korea

tokyo
Good Marks for IAS Boss

tokyo
Hideshi Mitani

tokyo
Hashimoto and the Chinese Spy

tokyo
Still a Blind Eye to Commissions

tokyo
How to Fend off Foreign Spies

tokyo
Lifting Wraps on Military Intelligence

intelligence
Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

terrorism
The Last Red Army Fugitive

tokyo
Checking Government Codes

intelligence
Top Marks for Japan's IAS

tokyo/beijing
A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

espionage
Why China and Japan Kept Mum

intelligence
Tokyo May Take Cue from British

tokyo
New Intelligence Chiefs

counter-espionage
Tokyo Stumbles in Fight Against SVR

Tokyo
MITI Invests in RFID