Japan moved up the launch of an anti-terrorism intelligence unit following the fatal attacks in Paris, the government said Friday. The specialized unit will be set up within the Foreign Ministry next week, AP quoted Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga as saying Friday. The new body will include staff from the Foreign and Defense Ministries, the National Police Agency and the Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office. Intelligence-gathering staff will be sent to areas susceptible to terrorist activities, including parts of Southeast Asia, the Middle East and northwestern Africa, according to Suga.
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