South Korea and Japan use G-7 to push improvement in ties long marked by animosity | Foster Klug, Kim Tong-Hyung & Mari Yamaguchi / The Associated Press

TOKYO—Amid the high-level efforts to deal with a raft of global emergencies, this weekend’s Group of 7 summit of rich democracies will also see an unusual diplomatic reconciliation as the leaders of Japan and South Korea look to continue mending ties that have been marked for years by animosity and…

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