Envoys from China, Japan, and South Korea meet to resume trilateral talks and revive collaboration

The top diplomats from China, Japan, and South Korea convened on Sunday to talk about enhancing cooperation between the three Northeast Asian neighbors and when to hold their leaders' trilateral summit again after a four-year break. The three nations, which are closely allied both economically and culturally, make up roughly 25% of the world's gross domestic product. However, due to a variety of problems, such as historical disagreements resulting from Japan's aggression during the war and strategic rivalry between China and the US, efforts to increase trilateral cooperation have frequently encountered obstacles. According to Seoul's Foreign Ministry, the foreign ministers…