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Trade, China likely to dominate US–South Korea talks

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Tensions over industrial strategy, trade, and China’s rise will likely dominate the South Korean president’s talks in Washington today. Seoul and Washington have long had a close relationship, but US President Donald Trump has demanded that South Korea play a greater role in its own defense,…
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