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Trade spat could cause major damage to South Korea - Japan and US working on partial trade deal - China's Haidilao serving up success with high tech
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South Korea is demanding Japan apologize for its wartime past – especially for the abuse of South Korean women who were forced in brothels for the Imperial Japanese Army. Japan claims that an apology was made in 2015.
On the anniversary of South Korea's liberation from Japanese wartime rule, president Moon Jae-in offers a tentative olive branch to Tokyo to end their trade spat. But as protests in downtown Seoul show, the two Asian powerhouses are still poles apart
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A UN report alleges that North Korea has financed nuclear weapons development through cybercrime. DW speaks to Hans-Wilhelm Dünn, president of the Cyber Security Council in Berlin, about the allegation.
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The comments from Moon Jae-In come in response to Japan's recent export curbs.
US gains more access to EU beef market, Trump jokes about tariff-hike on German car imports, Japan's trade spat with South Korea spirals
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Korean victims of forced labor during Japanese occupation (1910-1945) are taking legal steps to seize and sell Korea assets of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries after the Japanese company refused to comply with an order to compensate them.
Discord over war-era labor compensation has snowballed into a rapidly escalating trade conflict between Japan and South Korea. Seoul said today it was moving to reduce its dependency on Japanese exports - and Japan may yet remove South Korea from its list of preferred trading partners. The dispute could hurt global supply chains. Allies, like the US, are concerned.
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Fears are growing that a high-tech trade dispute between Japan and South Korea could reduce or delay the global supply of smartphones.
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S Korea turns to US in Japan trade row - Irish beef farmers protest against EU-Mercosur pact - Road to rail: Swede-style electric trucking
The row between Japan and South Korea could affect tech global supply chains. Seoul and Tokyo cannot agree on compensation for forced labor during the Second World War. And Japan has now decided to impose controls on exports destined for its neighboring country South Korea.
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A trade dispute rooted in history is heating up between Japan and South Korea. From today, Tokyo is restricting exports of equipment needed to make semiconductors and computer displays. The move is intended to hurt South Korea's high tech industry.
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US President Trump and North Korean leader Kim have met once again, this time in the Demilitarized Zone. In a largely symbolic meeting, Trump and Kim hailed their personal close relationship amid stalled nuclear talks.
People from more than 190 countries live in Berlin. DW is introducing fifty of them in the book "Planet Berlin." A few of them are telling their stories on Euromaxx – like Bin Lee-Zauner of South Korea.
