South Korean President Moon Jae In said Saturday his government is always ready to sit at the table with Japan to settle the issue of compensation for South Koreans forced to work during World War II.Moon said in a ceremony commemorating the end of Japanese colonial rule 75 years ago that since the decision in 2018 by South Korea's top court acknowledging South Korean plaintiffs' rights to seek compensation, the government "has been discussing with Japan how to reach a solution which the victims could all agree on, and is still open for further discussion at any time."Relations between the …READ FULL ARTICLE
