I’d swear that I heard reasons for hope in the bilateral relationship at a (virtual) conference last week on Japan-South Korean relations.
I sensed a subtle shift in thinking in Seoul about Japan, an evolution that reflected an evolving external environment. Seasoned observers of the bilateral relationship warned, however, that there isn’t a shift in South Korea so much as growing awareness (among outsiders) of the diversity of views within the country.
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