Disputes over women forced into Japanese military brothels have bedevilled ties between the two countries. Read more at straitstimes.com.
that has overshadowed political and trade relations between the two neighbours, with media reports saying Seoul could announce plans on Monday.
Japan’s Cabinet Office and Foreign Ministry did not immediately respond to phone and email requests for comment. Japan could allow its companies to “voluntarily” contribute to the foundation, and the two governments are aiming for South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol to visit Japan this month, Kyodo reported.
Japan’s Nikkei reported that a Korean foundation would pay compensation on behalf of Japan, and the Japanese side would acknowledge expressions of apology and reflection made by previous administrations.
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