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Analysis Great power rivalry limits the extent to which Yoon and Xi can work togetherSouth Korea and China appeared at odds on North Korea and economic issues at first bilateral summit since pandemic Yoon Suk-yeol and Xi Jinping said this week that they want to work together as much as possible, but due to U.S.-China rivalry, there are fewer and fewer opportunities to do this. The two leaders’ first meeting at the G-20 summit in Indonesia on Tuesday was cordial enough, but reading between the lines, it’s apparent that the two sides are at odds on a number of security and economic issues. Yoon spent much of his two-legged trip to the ASEAN summit in Cambodia and the G-20 summit in Indonesia aligning South Korea more closely with the U.S. This was reflected © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





