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Tokyo,  Seoul, and Washington, bound to each other in separate alliances, will stick to demands for North Korea’s denuclearization.

Japan is emerging as Washington's right-hand man in the Indo-Pacific, putting aside its traditional security caution as it takes on trilateral roles in its own backyard, in Northeast Asia, and as far afield as Southeast Asia.

From a potential Kishida apology to the limits of security cooperation, three important questions will define the future trajectory of the Japan-South Korea thaw.

The Japanese government protested Tuesday a visit by a South Korean politician to South Korean-administered, Japanese-claimed islets in the Sea of Japan. The visit by the opposition lawma

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Tuesday he is arranging a trip to South Korea for talks with President Yoon Suk Yeol in return for his March visit to Tokyo, aiming to further strengthen their ties before the upcoming summit of the Group of Seven industrialized nations.

Koreas foreign ministry has dismissed a protest from Japan over a Seoul lawmakers recent visit to the countrys easternmost islets of Dokdo, a ministry official said Wednesday.

South Korea's Foreign Ministry has dismissed a protest from Japan over a Seoul lawmaker's recent visit to Dokdo, a set of disputed islets in the Sea of Japan between the Korean peninsula and the Japanese archipelago, an official said on ...

South Koreas defense ministry dismissed as untrue a media report Tuesday that Seoul and Tokyo have been in working-level talks to explore the possibility of bilateral military cooperation in Korean waters in the event of a contingency.

Throughout its history, Korea has faced geopolitical challenges from regional neighbors. Koreas past rulers have struggled to protect the nations sovereignty amid regional geopolitical conflicts.

On May 7, Japan’s prime minister will reciprocate President Yoon’s trip to Tokyo. Kishida will be the first Japanese leader to visit South Korea since 2018