A growing number of U.S. policymakers and national security officials as sounding the alarm over South Korea’s increasing alliance with China, which may be posing a direct threat to American business interests in the tech sector and the broader U.S.-Korea trade relationship.
Within his first seven months in office, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has met personally with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping twice. Lee declared the Beijing summit “an important turning point” for relations between South Korea and China, and called Xi “a truly great, visionary leader.”
Xi reciprocated by invoking World War II to shared anti-Japanese…
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