Experts agree that the potential China-South Korea free trade agreement will not herald a change in how Beijing regards Pyongyang and Seoul.
It does, however, indicate how far the North’s stock has fallen in China’s eyes, as well as far the South as risen.
Experts agree that the potential China-South Korea free trade agreement will not herald a change in how Beijing regards Pyongyang and Seoul.
It does, however, indicate how far the North’s stock has fallen in China’s eyes, as well as far the South as risen.
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