Japan and South Korea have held their third round of working-level talks on a military intelligence-sharing agreement. A draft of the military information agreement is expected to be approved at the meeting. Amid strong objection at home, South Korea's defense ministry defended signing off on the pact, saying the deal will help Seoul counter provocative acts from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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