Cheong Wa Dae expected to extend GSOMIA
(WorldNews South Korea)

Kim Hyun-chong, center, deputy chief of the presidential National Security Office, answers questions after a meeting with U.S. special envoy for North Korea Stephen Biegun at the Central Government Complex, in Seoul, Thursday. The senior presidential aide By Do Je-hae Seoul is expected to extend its military intelligence sharing pact with Tokyo amid rising concerns about the two countries` trade row impacting Korea-Japan security cooperation. Kim Hyun-chong, second deputy chief of the presidential National Security Office (NSO), said that he discussed the pact during a meeting with U.S. Special...