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Japan's 'National Intelligence Agency' Bill Nears Approval in Upper House Committee
Japan's 'National Intelligence Agency' establishment bill is expected to pass the Upper House committee this afternoon. Prime Minister Koichi emphasized the importance of intelligence apparatus for crisis prevention.
'National Intelligence Agency' Bill Advances
The bill to establish a 'National Intelligence Agency' in Japan is moving forward and is expected to be adopted and passed by the Upper House committee this afternoon. Prime Minister Koichi emphasized in the Upper House committee that to prevent crises, it is crucial to equip an intelligence department that can support accurate decision-making.
Bill Expected to Pass
The bill is scheduled for a vote in the Upper House committee on the afternoon of May 26th and is expected to pass by a majority vote. This development is seen as a significant step towards strengthening Japan's intelligence capabilities and national security.
*Source: NHK World-Japan (2026-05-26)*
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