Abe urges S. Korea to keep promises after decision to end intel pact

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday urged South Korea to restore trust and keep promises made between the two countries following Seoul's announcement that it will scrap a bilateral military intelligence-sharing pact."Regrettably, South Korea is continuing to hurt relations of trust," Abe told reporters, also citing top court rulings last year ordering Japanese firms to pay compensation to people who say they were used as forced laborers during Japan's colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula.Tokyo has argued that the South Korean court decisions run counter to a 1965 bilateral agreem…READ FULL ARTICLE