South Korea navigates diplomatic balancing act between US and China
A touch underbaked. Edible, but you'll want a strong coffee alongside.
Summary
The article discusses South Korea's diplomatic strategy as it navigates the geopolitical rivalry between the United States and China. The headline questions whether South Korea has truly reset its relationship with China, suggesting a hedging approach where Seoul seeks balance between its alliance with Washington and its economic ties with Beijing.
Key quotes
· 1 pulledSeoul seeks balance as it hedges against the rivalry between Washington and Beijing.
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