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South Korea hosts Xi

Factbox-Issues at stake in summit between China's Xi and South Korea's Lee

GYEONGJU, South Korea (Reuters) -South Korean President Lee Jae Myung will sit down with Chinese President Xi Jinping for talks on Saturday, marking the first bilateral summit between the leaders and the first visit by Xi to his Asian neighbour in more than a decade.

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South Korea's Lee urges China's Xi to help resume talks with North Korea

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South Korea's Lee asks China's Xi for help engaging North Korea

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The leaders of China and Canada took a step toward mending the long-fractured ties between their countries on Friday.

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FACTBOX Issues at stake in summit between China's Xi and South Korea's Lee

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China, South Korea sign FX swap and other economic agreements, Seoul says

China and South Korea signed a bilateral currency swap and other economic cooperation agreements on Saturday, as their leaders held summit talks in a bid to improve bilateral ties. The won-yuan swap line of a maximum 70 trillion won ($49.

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South Korea calls for greater Chinese efforts to bring North Korea back to talks

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has asked Chinese President Xi Jinping to make greater efforts to convince North Korea to return to talks.

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N.Korea reacts to China-S.Korea talks on denuclearization

A spokesperson for South Korea's presidential office said on Friday that President Lee Jae-myung is expected to discuss denuclearization and peace on the peninsula in his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday afternoon.

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'No Trump! No China!': Caught in the middle, South Korea hosts rival superpowers

"No Trump!" the rally of hundreds shouted, growing louder as it neared the United States embassy in the centre of South Korea's capital Seoul. A line of police buses stopped them reaching the gates, but a stage and loudspeaker ensured their voices would soar above Gwanghwamun square and within earshot of US President Donald Trump's representatives.

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