A former diplomat who advises the South Korean ruling party's presidential nominee Lee Jae Myung has expressed eagerness to strengthen security cooperation with Japan and the United States through the use of Seoul's military-intelligence sharing agreement with Tokyo.Wi Sung Lac's remarks, made during an interview in Seoul this week, are a departure from the policy of current President Moon Jae In's administration, which has made it clear that South Korea could scrap the bilateral agreement anytime depending on how already testy South Korea-Japan ties fare.Wi, who serves as the chairman of a…READ FULL ARTICLE
