South Korean President Moon Jae In wants to mend relations with Japan that have been frayed by a dispute over wartime labor, Seoul's spy chief told Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Tuesday.Park Jie Won, director of the National Intelligence Service, is the highest-ranking South Korean official to meet with Suga since the prime minister took office in September.Speaking to reporters after the roughly 25-minute meeting, Park said he relayed Moon's "courteous request," adding he believes ties between the neighboring countries will improve if both sides continue dialogue.During the mee…READ FULL ARTICLE