Japan and South Korea held security talks for the first time in three years in Tokyo on Thursday, exchanging views on North Korea and the rest of the security situation in Northeast Asia.The 11th round of the talks follows the South Korean government's announcement that Kim Jong Un has expressed a readiness to discuss denuclearization.A summit is planned in late April between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae In, with another between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump to follow.The Japanese and South Korean officials may discuss how they would cooperate on security in the event that …READ FULL ARTICLE