Japan and South Korea agreed Monday to bolster their security cooperation amid North Korea's nuclear and missile threats as the two countries held their first working-level security talks in Seoul for over five years.Senior foreign and defense ministry officials of the two sides also agreed to strengthen coordination with the United States over real-time information sharing between the three countries during North Korean missile launches.The officials also deepened mutual understanding about their countries' security and defense policies, according to Japanese and South Korean press release…READ FULL ARTICLE
