It's Thursday, August 22nd.

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We're breaking down the most complex stories of the day and giving you the context on

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Today we're diving into South Korea's decision to stop sharing military intel with Japan.

We'll connect the dots on why there's animosity there and what this has to do with North Korea.

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The most complicated story today is about intelligence sharing.

Today, South Korea said it's no longer going to share military intel with Japan.

And that's a big deal because the two I've been working together to keep track of a common

threat, North Korea.

So we're going to get into the history of intelligence sharing between Japan and South

Korea, why they're cutting off this line of communication now, and what that can mean

for dealing with North Korea and other threats.

South Korea's government did some cable cutting today, and this isn't about switching to

Hulu.

In a surprise move, one of South Korea's national security officials said his country will

no longer share military intelligence with Japan, about North Korea and other threats.

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