Recriminations Fly in South Korea After Backing Off Japan Military Deal -- Wall Street Journal
One sign that President Lee Myung-bak is near the end of his term: his ministries have broken down into acrimony and finger-pointing over Friday’s last-minute backoff from signing a military agreement with Japan.
The decision not to sign a pact that does little more than provide legal clearance for the Japanese and South Korean militaries to communicate with each other was embarrassing and preventable.
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More News On Recriminations In South Korea Over Botched Japan Military Deal
S.Korea's President raps cabinet on bungled pact with Japan -- AFP
Lee rebukes officials for mishandling military pact with Japan -- Yonhap News
FM apologizes for pursuing military pact with Japan without people's support -- Yonhap News
Gov't Could Scrap Military Pact with Japan if Lawmakers Say No -- Chosun Ilbo
Seoul smarts after Japan pact fiasco -- Korea Herald
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak states military pact will go forward -- Japan Daily Press
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