China Seen Loosening Screws on South Korea Over Missile Shield
- Beijing trade moves signal easing as Moon suspends deployment
- Too soon to say friction over U.S. missile defense is past
Why a U.S. Missile Defense System Is Angering China
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Economic tensions between China and South Korea show signs of easing as newly elected President Moon Jae-in reassesses the deployment of a U.S. missile-defense system.
The stream of complaints from South Korean companies facing troubles doing business in China appears to be coming to a halt and low-cost carrier Jeju Air has received approval from China to double the number of its weekly flights to the city of Weihai, after months of silence.