Grey-zone warfare forces the consolidation of decentralized intelligence networks.
To defend against sophisticated hybrid threats and foreign disinformation, states are dismantling post-war bureaucratic silos in favor of centralized national security hubs.
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Faced with regional espionage and hybrid security threats, Japan is restructuring its fragmented intelligence community into a centralized bureau.
Japan is centralizing its historically fragmented and siloed intelligence agencies into a unified national security bureau to counter evolving grey-zone threats.
Japan's creation of a new National Intelligence Bureau is a response to hybrid threats, consolidating previously siloed intelligence operations.