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[Editorial] Seoul and Tokyo should focus on pragmatic cooperation, not countering China
While South Korea can boost its strategic relationship with Japan, the focus of cooperation should be on our shared interests
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thediplomat.com
What’s on the Agenda for the 3rd Lee-Takaichi Summit?
Japan and South Korea are seeking to further institutionalize their security, energy, and strategic cooperation – especially after Trump’s trip to Beijing.
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apnews.com
Japanese prime minister travels to meet South Korea president for second leg of hometown summits
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi are set to hold their fourth meeting in about six months.
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thehindu.com
Japanese PM visits South Korea for second phase of ‘hometown summits’ with President Lee
Japanese PM Takaichi and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung meet to strengthen ties amid geopolitical challenges in their hometowns.
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dw.com
South Korea, Japan agree to boost energy cooperation
The South Korean and Japanese leaders, whose nations have not always had good relations, have vowed deeper ties at talks. They reaffirmed stronger security coordination and energy…
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upi.com
Lee, Takaichi agree on energy cooperation at Japan-South Korea summit - UPI.com
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Tuesday agreed to strengthen supply chain cooperation amid the Middle East crisis.
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The Geopolitical Circumstances of Japan-South Korea Rapprochement
The latest Lee-Takaichi summit highlighted not only their warm personal rapport but their priorities: energy and economic security.
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nbcnews.com
Iran war and Trump’s tariffs push U.S. allies South Korea and Japan closer together
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi have met four times in about six months as the historical Asian rivals face common global…
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scmp.com
Japan, South Korea hone diplomatic ‘muscle memory’ amid Taiwan worries
Energy security and supply chains topped the summit’s formal agenda. The subtext was a fear of ‘alliance abandonment’, analysts say.
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hani.co.kr
[Editorial] Seoul and Tokyo should focus on pragmatic cooperation, not countering China
While South Korea can boost its strategic relationship with Japan, the focus of cooperation should be on our shared interests
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Japan and South Korea: Friends, With Limits
The two neighbors are drawing closer, but North Korea remains a dividing line.