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China's Xi eyes wide-ranging intelligence reform

Efforts may target security ministries, People's Liberation Army

A revamped national intelligence hierarchy likely will be approved at a March 2018 meeting of China's National People's Congress here in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
OKI NAGAI, Nikkei staff writer | China

BEIJING -- The Chinese Communist Party and the government have decided to reorganize the State Council in spring 2018, focusing on bolstering the collection and analysis of intelligence related to counterterrorism and national security.

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