China's premier agreed to revive cooperation with South Korea and Japan, but expressed concerns about their security partnership with the U.S. The trilateral meeting focused on economic issues, shared challenges, and regional peace.
Key Points
Agreement on the need to improve ties among Northeast Asian neighbors
Focus on economic cooperation, supply chains, and free trade deals
Concerns about security partnerships with the U.S. and regional stability
Calls for China to leverage its influence on North Korea for denuclearization
Pros
Revival of three-way cooperation among China, South Korea, and Japan
Agreement on economic issues and people-to-people exchanges
Cons
Chinese uneasiness about Japan and South Korea's security partnership with the U.S.
Differences in handling sensitive issues like North Korea's satellite launch and regional tensions