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SOUTH KOREA JAPAN Issue dated 18/11/2020

Seoul and Tokyo intelligence services look to reconnect post Trump

South Korean National Intelligence Agency (NIS) director Park Jie-won's (IOL 861) visit to Tokyo on 10 November highlighted the ongoing [...] (165 words)

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Takeo Akiba to juggle escalating security concerns with China

The former head of Chinese affairs within the Japanese foreign ministry has been named national security adviser as Tokyo attempts to balance its economic ties with China with security concerns. [...]

JAPAN 03/02/2021

Cybersecurity firm SIG partners with ex-defence officials' think tank

The network security firm SIG has teamed with the Japan Institute for Space and Security, a think tank led by several former ministers and MPs. [...]

SOUTH KOREA GERMANY 27/01/2021

Seoul reforms intelligence to build bridges with Pyongyang

The current reform of South Korea's intelligence service, the National Intelligence Service (NIS), is delighting politicians inside and outside South [...]

On December 28 in Seoul, Manoj Mukund Naravane (R) met with Suh Wook (L). © South Korea's Defense Ministry Handout/EPA/MaxPPP

SOUTH KOREA INDIA 13/01/2021

Seoul outlines military rapprochement with Delhi

During his visit to Seoul late last month, India's Army Chief-of-Staff Manoj Mukund Naravane met a slew of high-level South [...]

SOUTH KOREA 23/09/2020

New NIS chief promises to draw line under political intrigue

Park Jie-won, the new head of South Korea's National Intelligence [...]

SOUTH KOREA 22/07/2020

Seoul gets new defence startup incubator

Cho Dongyoun, a former military officer with Paris connections, will head Seokyeong University's new Future Defense Technology and Entrepreneurship Center. [...]

EUROPE SOUTH KOREA 25/03/2020

Airbus anti-corruption case has repercussions in Seoul

Some South Korean score-settling has followed the recent settlement between France's Parquet National Financier (PNF) and Airbus Group, which was [...]

Moon Chung-in, Special Advisor to the President of South Korea on Foreign Affairs. © Reuters/TORU HANAI

SOUTH KOREA 25/03/2020

Intelligence agencies concerned about adviser Moon Chung-in

With South Korea's elections scheduled to take place in April, the country's security and intelligence apparatus is increasingly concerned about [...]

JAPAN 09/11/2016

Naicho heads for Cuba

After Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s visit to Cuba at the end of September, Cuba’s counterintelligence service, the Departmento de [...]

JAPAN 01/06/2016

New management at Naicho

Higeru Kitamura is expected to step down soon as the director of the Naicho or CIRO (Cabinet Information Research Office), [...]

JAPAN 26/08/2015

Toyko's new intelligence agency

With help from Britain and Australia, Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe is preparing to launch a fully-fledged Japanese external intelligence service. [...]

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Seoul reforms intelligence to build bridges with Pyongyang

Seoul outlines military rapprochement with Delhi

New NIS chief promises to draw line under political intrigue

Seoul gets new defence startup incubator

Airbus anti-corruption case has repercussions in Seoul

Intelligence agencies concerned about adviser Moon Chung-in

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Former national security adviser Shigeru Kitamura launches economic security consultancy

Pakistan's ISI steers establishment of Taliban security and intelligence apparatus

Rafael rethinking its defence offset partnerships in India

Takeo Akiba to juggle escalating security concerns with China

Cybersecurity firm SIG partners with ex-defence officials' think tank

Seoul reforms intelligence to build bridges with Pyongyang

Seoul outlines military rapprochement with Delhi

New NIS chief promises to draw line under political intrigue

Seoul gets new defence startup incubator

Airbus anti-corruption case has repercussions in Seoul

Intelligence agencies concerned about adviser Moon Chung-in

Naicho heads for Cuba

New management at Naicho

Toyko's new intelligence agency

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