Tripartite discussions between the South Korea, Japan and the United States are to take place later this week, the Yonhap News Agency has reported, with a focus on increased cooperation in intelligence sharing.
Long touted as a way for the two U.S. allies to form a united front against North Korea, cooperation between South Korea and Japan remains controversial due to Japan’s 1910-1945 colonization of the Korean Peninsula. A similar military intelligence-sharing agreement between the two collapsed two years ago due to domestic resistance in South Korea.
Tripartite discussions between the South Korea, Japan and the United States are to take place later this week, the Yonhap News Agency has reported, with a focus on increased cooperation in intelligence sharing.
Long touted as a way for the two U.S. allies to form a united front against North Korea, cooperation between South Korea and Japan remains controversial due to Japan’s 1910-1945 colonization of the Korean Peninsula. A similar military intelligence-sharing agreement between the two collapsed two years ago due to domestic resistance in South Korea.
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