China Won’t Reap Any Benefits from South Korea’s Martial Law Debacle
President Yoon's declaration of martial law could strain South Korea's relationship with the United States. That doesn't mean it will benefit China. The post China Won't Reap Any Benefits from South Korea's Martial Law Debacle appeared first on World Politics Review.
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S. Korea-Japan-China health meetingSouth Korea's Second Vice Health Minister Park Min-soo (R) poses with his Japanese and Chinese counterparts during the 17th ...
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