Diplomats from South Korea, Japan and China will meet about resuming a trilateral leaders' summit
Diplomats from South Korea, Japan and China are to gather in South Korea over the weekend to discuss resuming their leaders' summit, Seoul's foreign ministry said. An annual trilateral meeting among the leaders of the three Northeast Asian nations hasn't been held since 2019 due to the Covid-19 outbreak and the often touchy ties among them. While the three nations are close economic and cultural partners with one another, their relationships have suffered on-and-off setbacks due to a mix of issues such as Japan's wartime atrocities, the US-China rivalry and North Korea's nuclear program.
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Diplomats from South Korea, Japan and China are to gather in South Korea over the weekend to discuss resuming their leaders' summit, Seoul's foreign ministry said. An annual trilateral meeting among the leaders of the three Northeast Asian nations hasn't been held since 2019 due to the Covid-19 outbreak and the often touchy ties among them. While the three nations are close economic and cultural partners with one another, their relationships have suffered on-and-off setbacks due to a mix of issues such as Japan's wartime atrocities, the US-China rivalry and North Korea's nuclear program. 
