Wi Sung-lak Rebuts 'Alliance Faction' Controversy – 'Not Part of Any Faction… Making Optimal Choices Under Given Circumstances'
Wi Sung-lak, South Korea's national security chief, rebuffs claims of an 'alliance faction' dominance, stressing his decisions are based on optimal choices, not factionalism.
President Lee Says 'Era of Confrontation and Hostility Between the Two Koreas Must End'
President Lee Jae-myung called for an end to inter-Korean confrontation, pledging consistent efforts to restore trust and dialogue for peace and prosperity on the Korean Peninsula.
Wi Sung-lak, South Korea’s National Security Office chief, expressed optimism that a deal on South Korea-US customs negotiations is achievable, emphasizing ongoing discussions and the need to protect national interests despite political uncertainties.
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Wi Sung-lak Says Customs Negotiations Not Impossible—Common Ground Expected
Wi Sung-lak, South Korea’s National Security Office chief, expressed optimism that a deal on South Korea-US customs negotiations is achievable, emphasizing ongoing discussions and the need to protect national interests despite political uncertainties.
South Korea's National Security Office chief Wi Sung-rak proposed comprehensive trade, investment, and security talks to the US, with both sides agreeing to pursue close consultations ahead of a possible summit, as tariff and defense cost issues remain key agenda items.
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Presidential Office Says South Korea-US Summit Unlikely—South Korea-Japan Summit Scheduled for Tomorrow Afternoon
South Korea’s planned summit with the US in Canada was canceled due to President Trump’s early return, while the South Korea-Japan summit will proceed as scheduled tomorrow afternoon.
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