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Kishida's visit faces protests from civic groups - Vimarsana News

Kishida's visit faces protests from civic groups

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's visit to Korea was met by strong protests from local civic groups, Sunday, who demanded Tokyo offer a sincere apology over its wartime atrocities.

(LEAD) (News Focus) Resumed S. Korea-Japan 'shuttle diplomacy' likely to boost cooperation against N.K. threats, other challenges - Vimarsana News

(LEAD) (News Focus) Resumed S. Korea-Japan 'shuttle diplomacy' likely to boost cooperation against N.K. threats, other challenges

(ATTN: RECASTS lead; ADDS 14th para)By Song Sang-ho SEOUL, May 7 (Yonhap) -- This week&a...

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Resumed S. Korea-Japan 'shuttle diplomacy' likely to boost cooperation against NK threats, other challenges - Vimarsana News

Resumed S. Korea-Japan 'shuttle diplomacy' likely to boost cooperation against NK threats, other challenges

This week's resumption of the leader-level

Kishida's visit to S.Korea makes Tokyo, Seoul a pair of 'strange bedfellows' - Vimarsana News

Kishida's visit to S.Korea makes Tokyo, Seoul a pair of 'strange bedfellows'

As the heads of South Korean and Japanese governments met on Sunday for their second summit in less than two months, Chinese analysts said this kind of frequent exchanges show that under US pressure, Tokyo is using the office term of a South Korean leader who is both extremely pro-US and pro-Japan as a

Japan-ROK 'reconciliation' a political expediency built on porous foundation: China Daily editorial - Vimarsana News

Japan-ROK 'reconciliation' a political expediency built on porous foundation: China Daily editorial

In the afternoon on May 2, the President's Office of the Republic of Korea and the Japanese Foreign Ministry both announced that Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will pay a two-day visit to the ROK, which, in ROK President Yoon Suk-yeol's words, will formally resume the "shuttle diplomacy" between the two countries' leaders after 12 years.