Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and a special envoy of new South Korean President Moon Jae In held talks Thursday in Tokyo on their countries' response to North Korea, which test-fired its latest ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan over the weekend, among other issues.Moon Hee Sang, a heavyweight lawmaker of the ruling Democratic Party, said at the outset of the meeting, which was open to the media, that the two countries "have in common a practical interest to deal with the North Korean nuclear issue."The envoy handed over a personal letter from President Moon, saying the new South …READ FULL ARTICLE
