By TAKESHI KAMIYA/ Correspondent
November 23, 2019 at 15:35 JST
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks with reporters on Nov. 22 after South Korea informed the government that it would continue with the General Security of Military Information Agreement. (Shogo Koshida)
SEOUL--South Korea's dramatic turnaround in deciding to continue a key military intelligence-sharing pact with Japan came down to two things: pressure from Washington and convincing the public it was the only way forward. [Read More]
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