SEOUL -- The Cabinet on Tuesday approved South Korea's military intelligence-sharing pact with Canada, a move to provide a legal framework for closer security and defense industry cooperation between the two nations.The approval came about three months after President Lee Jae Myung and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed on the deal during their summit in late October on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Gyeongju.The agreement is aimed at making it easier for the two sides to share classified military and defense information.It does not require parliame…READ FULL ARTICLE
