South Korean President calls for improved ties with Japan
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung called for improved, future-oriented relations with Japan in a Liberation Day address. Meanwhile, the South Korean government protested Japanese officials' visits to the Yasukuni Shrine.
Where they agreeSouth Korean President Lee Jae-myung called for better ties with Japan while his government protested Japanese officials' visits to the Yasukuni Shrine.
Where they differThe reports are consistent in their coverage of the speech.
Key playersLee Jae-myung (South Korean President) · Shinjro Koizumi (Japanese Defense Minister)
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Saturday, August 15
- South Korean President calls for 'future-oriented' relationship development with Japan and 'sincerity' on historical issues日本と「未来志向」の関係発展 歴史問題で「誠意」を―韓国大統領
- South Korean president calls for deeper ties with Japan in Liberation Day address
- Government expresses 'regret' over Japan's Yasukuni offerings and visits... Summons Japanese official to protest정부, 일본 야스쿠니 공물·참배 "개탄"…일본 관계자 초치해 항의
- [Breaking News] President Lee: "New Korea-Japan relations must be a source of warmth for victims living with wounds"[속보] 李대통령 "새 한일관계, 상처안고 살아가는 피해자에 온기 돼야"
- Government 'regrets Japan's anachronistic behavior'... Commentary criticizing 'Liberation Day Yasukuni visit'정부 “일본 시대착오적 행위 개탄”…‘광복절 야스쿠니 참배’ 비판 논평
- “Anachronism that forgets history”... Government strongly protests Japan's Liberation Day Yasukuni move“역사 망각한 시대착오”···정부, 광복절 일본 야스쿠니 행보에 강력 항의
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