Japan is set to revoke South Korea's preferential status as a trusted trade partner, Japanese government sources said Thursday, a move that is certain to add fuel to a bitter diplomatic row between the neighbors.The Cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will approve Friday the removal of South Korea from a "white list" of 27 countries able to buy Japanese products that could be diverted for military use, the sources said on condition of anonymity, after the countries' foreign ministers failed to find common ground in a highly charged meeting.The United States, concerned that the growing enmi…READ FULL ARTICLE
