Seoul-Tokyo Summit Signals Thaw in Relations, Spurred by Common Threat of Nuclear North Korea
Tokyo, Seoul, and Washington, bound to each other in separate alliances, will stick to demands for North Korea’s denuclearization.
South Korea and Japan will reach another milestone in their often rocky relations when Prime Minister Kishida arrives at Seoul for a summit with President Yoon that will focus on their strategy against North Korea.
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