TOKYO -- Japan, China and South Korea will postpone a planned trilateral summit until next year because of simmering tensions between Tokyo and Seoul over wartime labor, Nikkei has learned.
International relations
Japan, China and South Korea to delay trilateral summit to 2021
Exclusive: Wartime labor row clouds prospects for Suga visit to Seoul
South Korean President Moon Jae-in, left, and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga appear unlikely to meet face to face this year as part of a three-way summit with China. (Source photos by Reuters and Masayuki Terazawa)
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