An official of the presidential office indicated Friday that South Korea may reconsider continuing a bilateral accord on sharing military intelligence with Japan that is coming up for renewal.The official said that although nothing has been finalized about whether to continue the General Security of Military Information Agreement, or GSOMIA, the government will carefully consider "all options."The official also said Japan needs to think about how it can continue sharing sensitive military intelligence with South Korea if, as Tokyo claims, its trust in Seoul has been lost.The remarks come am…READ FULL ARTICLE
