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As South Korea’s leader meets with Trump, China looms large
SEOUL, South Korea — During the South Korean election campaign this year, Lee Jae Myung said he would crawl between President Donald Trump’s legs, if necessary, to protect his country’s national interests. But he also said, “I am not a pushover, either.”
South Korea is hoping to normalise relations with China that have been strained in recent years, the leader of a high-level ...
South Korea hopes to normalise relations with China that have been strained in recent years, a special envoy from Seoul told ...
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North Korea has a secret base near China with missiles that could reach the U.S., a new report says
The intercontinental ballistic missiles likely to be housed at the military base “pose a potential nuclear threat to East ...
Beijing urged Seoul to move bilateral relations forward on "the right track" when China's top diplomat Wang Yi met South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's special envoys on Sunday. "The relationship ...
As South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung prepares to meet his American counterpart Donald Trump, he would face his first major ...
While US equities remain the top overseas investments for South Koreans, interest in Chinese stocks has spiked as index hits ...
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung have agreed to launch a joint task force to ...
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