Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and South Korean President Moon Jae In agreed Tuesday to take a tough stance in dealing with North Korea's provocative acts, with the latter saying now is not the time to hold dialogue with Pyongyang, a Japanese government source said.Abe and Moon agreed Pyongyang's provocative actions were "intolerable" and confirmed they would promote bilateral and trilateral security coordination involving their ally the United States.Moon made the remarks in a telephone conversation with Abe following North Korea's latest ballistic missile launch. The new president, wh…READ FULL ARTICLE
