Seoul says to suspend expiry of intel sharing pact with Japan

South Korea will suspend the expiry of a critical military intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan, Seoul said Friday, just hours before the pact was due to expire as the two US allies row. Kim You-geun, a national security official at Seoul's presidential Blue House, confirmed the accord, known as GSOMIA,...

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