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The China-Japan-ROK trilateral summit on May 26-27 in Seoul. Part one: the long road to the meeting
A three-party summit between South Korea, Japan and China was held on May 26-27, 2024. On the first day of the event, South Korea’s President Yoon Seok-yeol held separate bilateral talks with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Premier of the State Council of China Li Qiang, followed by a trilateral meeting, the announcement of a joint statement, and, on the next day, a business forum…
Konstantin Asmolov
The PRC-Japan-Republic of Korea Summit was held in Seoul
After a hiatus of more than three years, the PRC-Japan-Republic of Korea trilateral configuration resumed its work in Seoul at the end of May this year. However, its prospects remain unclear due to the extremely complex political environment in the East Asian region. On 26-27 May, the capital of the Republic of Korea, Seoul, hosted a series of summit meetings with the participation of Chinese Prime Ministers Li Qiang and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida…
Vladimir Terehov
Some events that arose immediately after the resumption of the China-Japan-South Korea negotiation platform
After more than a 3-year hiatus, Seoul hosted the China-Japan-South Korea trilateral summit on May 26-27, which became a remarkable event in the overall transformation process taking place in East Asia. This event organically fit into a series of previous and subsequent equally significant developments occurring in this region…
Vladimir Terehov
Japan's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister have travelled abroad again amid growing turbulence at home
Vladimir Terehov
On the speech of the Prime Minister of Japan to the U.S. Congress
Vladimir Terehov
On some results of the state visit by the Japanese Prime Minister to the United States
Vladimir Terehov
Russia in Japanese foreign policy at present. Humanitarian and political aspects
Nazar Kurbanov
Japan-Turkmenistan: a long-standing bilateral partnership and a bridge to Central Asian geopolitics?
Boris Kushhov
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