South Korea decides to terminate intel-sharing pact with Japan

South Korea said Thursday it will pull out of a military intelligence-sharing pact with Japan that helps the neighboring countries counter threats such as North Korean missiles, amid an intensifying spat between them.The government said Japan's actions on trade, namely its tightening of export controls on some materials crucial to South Korea's technology industry, have changed the whole security situation, making it inappropriate to share sensitive information such as military intelligence.The termination of the General Security of Military Information Agreement, or GSOMIA, is the latest p…READ FULL ARTICLE