日本朝日电视台称，日本内阁官房长官林芳正29日表示，"我们认为，这是在当前战略环境下讨论两国政府间合作，以及在迎来邦交正常化60周年 之际推动两国关系进一步发展的重要机会"。 【环球时报报道 记者 邢晓婧】日本韩国两国29日均发布消息称，日本首相石破茂将于9月30日至10月1日访问韩国釜山，与韩国总统李在明举行会 谈并共进晚餐。韩联社29日援引韩国国家安保室长魏圣洛发布的消息报道称，这是石破茂对李在明8月访日的回访，两国首脑时隔一个月再次会晤 意味着双边"穿梭外交"得以恢复落实。这将是日本领导人时隔21年专程为出席双边首脑会谈到访首尔以外的城市。 魏圣洛说，两位领导人届时将就人口问题、提振地方经济等共同关心的事宜交换意见，还将商讨人工智能、氢能等领域的合作方案。魏圣洛强 调，在国际贸易秩序深刻转型的背景下，作为立场相似的近邻和合作伙伴，两国有望借此次会谈进一步拓展合作外延。 报道称，李在明今年8月曾访问日本，两国首脑旨在通过互访实现"穿梭外交"的常态化。 此次访问预计将成为石破茂任上的最后一次海外行程， 他希望在卸任前访韩，将日韩关系改善势头延续至下届政权。韩联社称，魏圣洛还表示，预计石破茂将在日本自民党下月 ...

韩国总统府26日宣布，日本首相石破茂将于9月30日至10月1日访问韩国，韩国总统李在明将与石破茂举 行会谈。这将是去年10月石破茂就任日本首相以来首次访问韩国。 据日本媒体报道，日韩双方将就两国合作及人口减少、资源向首都过度集中等议题交换意见，并以成功 举办庆州亚太经合组织领导人非正式会议为目标开展合作。 韩国总统李在明8月23日至24日访问日本，与日本首相石破茂举行会谈。日本共同社报道说，李在明此 访开启日韩领导人互访的"穿梭外交"。韩联社报道说，李在明在联合记者会上强调，希望"穿梭外交"成 为韩日外交新模式。 韩国总统府发言人姜由桢当天在新闻发布会上宣布这一消息。姜由桢说，韩日两国领导人将在釜山举行 会谈。 姜由桢表示，今年8月韩日两国决定重启穿梭外交，同时两国领导人商定近期在韩国会面。通过会谈， 韩日领导人将就两国共同关心的问题交换意见。 日本外务省26日宣布，此次访问被定位为两国领导人"穿梭外交"的实践。 ...

姜由桢表示，今年8月韩日两国决定重启穿梭外交，同时两国领导人商定近期在韩国会面。通过会谈， 韩日领导人将就两国共同关心的问题交换意见。 新华社首尔/东京9月26日电（记者张粲 李子越）韩国总统府26日宣布，日本首相石破茂将于9月30日 至10月1日访问韩国，韩国总统李在明将与石破茂举行会谈。这将是去年10月石破茂就任日本首相以来 首次访问韩国。 韩国总统李在明8月23日至24日访问日本，与日本首相石破茂举行会谈。日本共同社报道说，李在明此 访开启日韩领导人互访的"穿梭外交"。韩联社报道说，李在明在联合记者会上强调，希望"穿梭外交"成 为韩日外交新模式。 韩国总统府发言人姜由桢当天在新闻发布会上宣布这一消息。姜由桢说，韩日两国领导人将在釜山举行 会谈。 日本外务省26日宣布，此次访问被定位为两国领导人"穿梭外交"的实践。 据日本媒体报道，日韩双方将就两国合作及人口减少、资源向首都过度集中等议题交换意见，并以成功 举办庆州亚太经合组织领导人非正式会议为目标开展合作。 ...

李在明8月访日时就"穿梭外交"表示，"希望这成为韩日外交新模式"。他表示下次希望在韩国会晤 石破茂。 据此前报道，自民党在2024年10月国会众议院选举和2025年7月参议院选举中接连失利，由自民党 和公明党组成的执政联盟在众、参两院均失去过半数议席。这是自民党自1955年成立以来首次在国会两 院都未能取得过半数席位。石破茂9月7日召开记者会，宣布决定辞去自民党总裁职务。 9月9日，日本自民党召开总裁选举管理委员会会议，确定该党将于9月22日发布总裁选举竞选公 告，10月4日举行总裁选举投票。 中新网9月13日电 据日本共同社报道，日本政府相关人士9月12日透露，首相石破茂正在协调最快9 月30日访问韩国。这是首脑互访"穿梭外交"的一环，石破茂将与韩国总统李在明举行会谈。 据报道，石破茂与李在明8月在日本会谈，就面向未来发展日韩关系达成一致。石破茂希望在卸任 前，再次确认维持"穿梭外交"和稳定的关系。 ...

Core Viewpoint - President Trump is prepared to escalate economic sanctions against Russia if President Putin does not agree to a ceasefire, indicating a potential "economic war" with severe consequences for Russia [2][3]. Group 1: Economic Sanctions and Military Conflict - Trump emphasized that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in thousands of deaths weekly, and he is willing to impose serious economic repercussions on Russia if necessary [3]. - He has a history of using economic sanctions and high tariffs as threats in international relations, stating that the consequences for Russia would be "very serious" if the conflict continues [3]. - Trump mentioned that he had hoped for a breakthrough in the conflict following a historic summit with Putin, but no new meetings have been scheduled between Putin and Zelensky since then [3][4]. Group 2: Diplomatic Efforts and Relationships - Zelensky has been urging for a meeting with Putin, suggesting that Turkey, Gulf countries, or European nations could host the negotiations [4]. - Trump criticized Zelensky for not being sufficiently grateful for U.S. aid and suggested that he has become an obstacle to peace [4]. - A senior advisor to Zelensky indicated that Ukraine is urgently seeking more Western weapons, expressing concerns that Russia remains uninterested in peace despite recent summits [4]. Group 3: Trade Policies and Tariffs - Trump hinted at the possibility of implementing costly tariffs on Russia, Ukraine, or any other countries to enforce peace, although he did not provide specific details [4]. - He has already decided to double tariffs on Indian imports to 50% in response to India's continued purchase of Russian oil, but has not yet taken further action against other countries buying Russian oil [4].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the significance of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's visit to Japan, marking a shift in diplomatic relations between the two countries after a long period of tension [1][2] - The meeting between Yoon and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio resulted in a joint statement, emphasizing the commitment to steadily advance bilateral relations and address historical issues [1][3] - Yoon's visit is seen as a strategic move to strengthen ties with Japan before meeting with U.S. President Trump, reflecting a pragmatic approach to foreign policy [2][3] Group 2 - Yoon's change in attitude towards Japan is notable, as he previously held a "anti-Japan" stance during his time in opposition, but now recognizes the importance of cooperation [4][5] - Analysts suggest that historical issues remain a significant uncertainty in the development of South Korea-Japan relations, potentially hindering long-term progress [5][6] - The rise of right-wing nationalism in Japan poses challenges for future diplomatic engagements, particularly regarding historical grievances [6]

Group 1 - The meeting between South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio marks the first joint press release after a summit in 17 years, indicating a significant diplomatic milestone [1][3] - The meeting lasted 113 minutes, and it is noted that this is the first time since the normalization of diplomatic relations in 1965 that a South Korean president has chosen Japan as the first visit after taking office [3] - Both leaders expressed a commitment to revitalizing bilateral relations, with Lee Jae-myung hoping for a new model of "shuttle diplomacy" between the two countries [3] Group 2 - The joint statement highlighted agreements to enhance strategic communication in security, promote cooperation in hydrogen energy and artificial intelligence, and establish a discussion framework on common issues such as local revitalization and aging population [3] - There is an intention to expand the working holiday visa system to further promote people-to-people exchanges between South Korea and Japan [3]

Core Viewpoint - South Korean President Lee Jae-myung emphasized the need for Japan to acknowledge the "painful history" between the two nations and to maintain trust as they mark the 60th anniversary of diplomatic normalization [2][3] Group 1 - Lee Jae-myung called for a redefinition of bilateral relations to promote forward-looking cooperation between South Korea and Japan [3] - The President expressed hope that the Japanese government would recognize the historical grievances and work towards building trust between the two countries [3] - Lee plans to engage in active "shuttle diplomacy" to foster mutually beneficial cooperation with Japan [3] Group 2 - The remarks were made ahead of Lee's scheduled visit to Japan on August 23-24, where he will meet with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio for a summit [3] - August 15 marks Korea's "Liberation Day," commemorating the end of Japanese colonial rule in 1945 [3]

Group 1 - The normalization of diplomatic relations between South Korea and Japan marks its 60th anniversary, with both countries emphasizing the importance of stable relations amid current international challenges [1][2] - Both nations have established dedicated entry lanes at airports to facilitate travel and enhance mutual understanding [1] - Former Japanese Prime Ministers expressed the significance of the 60-year relationship, highlighting the need for cooperation in the face of shared challenges [1][2] Group 2 - The relationship between South Korea and Japan has historically oscillated between conflict and cooperation, with recent years witnessing significant tensions due to historical grievances [2][3] - The deterioration of relations was exacerbated by a 2018 South Korean Supreme Court ruling demanding compensation from Japanese companies for wartime labor, which Japan disputes based on a 1965 agreement [3][4][5] - The political landscape shifted with the election of conservative President Yoon Suk-yeol in 2022, leading to a thaw in relations as he sought to improve ties with Japan [2][3][5] Group 3 - Under Yoon's administration, there has been a notable shift towards a more pro-Japan stance, with discussions of a "Grand Bargain" that links historical issues with security and trade cooperation [9][10][12] - Recent agreements have included the restoration of military intelligence sharing and the establishment of economic cooperation mechanisms, indicating a significant diplomatic turnaround [12][14] - However, public sentiment in South Korea remains mixed, with a significant portion of the population opposing the government's approach to historical issues [15][19] Group 4 - The political dynamics in both countries are fragile, with potential shifts in leadership impacting the future of bilateral relations [19][20] - The recent election of a progressive president in South Korea could lead to a reevaluation of the current diplomatic approach, raising concerns about a return to previous tensions [19][20] - The ongoing historical disputes, particularly regarding wartime labor and comfort women, continue to pose challenges for sustained cooperation [5][19][20]