Japan is considering a foreign ministerial meeting with South Korea next month in Tokyo, government sources said Tuesday, as Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seeks to mend soured bilateral ties following the launch of a new government in Seoul.If realized, it will be the first in-person meeting in Japan since November 2019 by top diplomats from the two countries. The two neighboring countries have been locked in disputes over wartime issues for many years and their relations sank to their lowest level in decades under former South Korean President Moon Jae In.Japan is planning to hold a meeting…READ FULL ARTICLE
