South Korean President Moon Jae In on Monday again criticized Japan over its tightened export controls, calling them an "unfair economic retaliation," while also urging a cool-headed response.Moon, in a meeting with top government officials, held three days ahead of the country's Liberation Day commemorating the end of Japanese colonial rule, said the export curbs are not only unfair but also very serious as they stem from disputes over wartime history."Our measures, however, should not be emotional," Moon said, adding that the issue should be looked at with a long-term view.Japan last mont…READ FULL ARTICLE