Lee Jae-myung: S. Korea can’t sustain “security with the U.S., economy with China” approach

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  South Korean President Lee Jae-myung says his country can no longer pursue the long-standing strategy of security with the United States and economy with China.

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  Lee made the remark during his first official visit to Washington where he held talks with U.S.

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  President Donald Trump.

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  At the same time, Li sent his special envoy to Beijing.

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  Former National Assembly Speaker Park Byung-sook carried Seoul's message of seeking to normalize relations with China and further strengthen economic cooperation.

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  Renmin University of China.

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