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Japan foreign minister visits South Korea to strengthen security ties amid regional tensions

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Japan foreign minister visits South Korea to strengthen security ties amid regional tensions

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  • Takeshi Iwaya, Japan’s Foreign Minister, is set to visit South Korea on Monday to bolster security cooperation between the two countries and the U.S.
  • This visit marks the first by a Japanese foreign minister to Seoul in seven years, highlighting the importance of the bilateral relationship.
  • Iwaya aims to "reconfirm" the significance of cooperation, especially concerning North Korea, within the current strategic context.
  • The trip comes amidst political turmoil in South Korea due to the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, affecting trilateral security efforts.
  • After his visit to South Korea, Iwaya plans to travel to the Philippines and Palau to discuss further security and economic cooperation.

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