The significance and challenges of the China-Japan-South Korea trilateral summit in Seoul/ Bong-kil Shin

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BONG-KIL Shin

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In: Global Asia, Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2024, pg. 8-13Summary: For the first time in over four years, a trilateral summit was held bringing together China, Japan and South Korea. The summit's roots are 25 years old, and it has embodied Northeast Asia's best ambitions for shared peace and prosperity. Its revival is important.

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For the first time in over four years, a trilateral summit was held bringing together China, Japan and South Korea. The summit's roots are 25 years old, and it has embodied Northeast Asia's best ambitions for shared peace and prosperity. Its revival is important.

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