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Leaders of Japan and South Korea, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and President Lee Jae Myung, met in Tokyo to enhance bilateral cooperation in response to economic and security challenges. They agreed to collaborate on issues like North Korea's denuclearization and artificial intelligence, alongside a commitment to advance their relationship and trilateral ties with the US. This meeting marks Lee's first visit to Japan since taking office, highlighting the significance of improving relations with its neighbor, despite historical tensions.
Source: YAHOO