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Foreign ministry officials from South Korea and Japan met in Seoul on Thursday at a critical time when the two neighbors are locking horns over diplomatic and trade issues.<br />On the same day, culture ministers from both countries also sat down for talks.<br />Yoon Jung-min has the details.<br />Foreign ministry officials from South Korea and Japan met in Seoul on Thursday for the first time since Tokyo removed Seoul from its whitelist of trusted trading partners.<br />The foreign ministry's director-general for Asian and Pacific affairs Kim Jung-han sat down with his Japanese counterpart Kenji Kanasugi for bilateral talks.<br />Seoul's foreign ministry said the two sides discussed a range of issues... including the forced-labor issue.<br />Kim expressed regret over Japan removing South Korea from its whitelist and asked Tokyo to reverse the decision,... while once again urging dialogue.<br />The official also delivered Seoul's concerns over Japan's plan to discharge contaminated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean and asked for updates on the matter.<br />Kanasugi, meanwhile, expressed regret over Seoul's decision to end the military intel-sharing pact with Tokyo,... and asked Seoul to reconsider.<br />The Japanese diplomat also met his other counterpart on nuclear negotiations, Lee Do-hoon, after the meeting with Seoul's foreign ministry.<br />They discussed ways to counteract the regime's nuclear and missile threats,...and the Seoul-Washington-Tokyo trilateral cooperation to help talks between North Korea and the U.S. resume as early as possible.<br />On the same day, the culture ministers from Seoul and Tokyo also met for talks.<br />South Korean Culture Minister Park Yang-woo sat down with his Japanese counterpart Masahiko Shibayama for bilateral talks in Incheon.<br />The talks were held ahead of the annual three-way culture and tourism meeting between Seoul, Beijing and Tokyo, which will be held on Friday.<br />Though it is a difficult time for Seoul-Tokyo relations in terms of diplomacy and trade,... both ministers agreed on the need for cultural exchanges between citizens and discussed ways to promote cultural events.<br />Yoon Jung-min, Arirang News.<br />Meanwhile, following a bilateral meeting between the culture ministers of South Korea and Japan yesterday, the tourism ministers of the two countries will meet today on the sidelines of the annual South Korea, China, Japan Culture and Tourism Meeting in Incheon.<br />

Philippine national security adviser Eduardo Año says the country remains open to diplomatic discussions with China.<br /><br />Full story: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/ph-open-diplomacy-china-national-security-adviser/<br />

Indian Parliamentary Group promotes parliamentary diplomacy with different countries, said Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on August 13 while presiding over the annual general meeting of the Indian Parliamentary Group in Parliament House Annexe. Speaking at the event, Birla said, "Indian Parliamentary Group (IPG) promotes parliamentary diplomacy with different countries. It plays an important role in making democratic institutions stronger and transparent.”

FTS News Bits | For the first time ever, the United Nations is celebrating the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace. Members states and observers gathered in the General Assembly to commemorate the day, which was initiated by Venezuela through the non-aligned movement. Our correspondent in New York, Karina Cartagena, gives us more details.

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Congress President Sonia Gandhi is likely to host top Opposition party leaders for a dinner meet soon. Opposition leaders and chief ministers of UPA and like-minded parties will be invited to Sonia Gandhi’s dinner. The list of invitees is said to include West Bengal CM and Trinamool Congress supremo Mamta Banerjee, Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin, NCP chief Sharad Pawar, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray among others. Watch the video for all the details.

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The Palace said the Philippines will stick to diplomacy in dealing with China over their maritime row.

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In Türkiye, Antalya becomes the epicenter of global politics starting this Friday with the opening of the Antalya diplomacy forum 2026. Under the theme “mapping tomorrow, managing uncertainties.” This event brings together delegations from 155 countries, including more than 20 heads of state and 50 foreign ministers.<br />Yunus Soner has more details.

고조되는 韓•日 갈등 속 양국 외교국장 29일 회동...양국 문화장관도 만나<br /><br />Foreign ministry officials from South Korea and Japan met in Seoul today.<br />While this is a regular meeting both sides have once every few months, it comes at a critical time when the two neighbors are locking horns over diplomatic and trade issues.<br />On the same day, culture ministers from both countries also sat down for talks.<br />Yoon Jung-min has the details.<br />Foreign ministry officials from South Korea and Japan met in Seoul on Thursday for the first time since Tokyo removed Seoul from its whitelist of trusted trading partners.<br />The foreign ministry's director-general for Asian and Pacific affairs Kim Jung-han sat down with his Japanese counterpart Kenji Kanasugi for bilateral talks.<br />Seoul's foreign ministry said the two sides discussed a range of issues... including the forced-labor issue.<br />Kim expressed regret over Japan removing South Korea from its whitelist and asked Tokyo to reverse the decision,... while once again urging dialogue.<br />The official also delivered Seoul's concerns over Japan's plan to discharge contaminated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean and asked for updates on the matter.<br />Kanasugi, meanwhile, expressed regret over Seoul's decision to end the military intel-sharing pact with Tokyo,... and asked Seoul to reconsider.<br />The Japanese diplomat also met his other counterpart on nuclear negotiations, Lee Do-hoon, after the meeting with Seoul's foreign ministry.<br />On the same day, the culture ministers from Seoul and Tokyo also met for talks.<br />South Korean Culture Minister Park Yang-woo sat down with his Japanese counterpart Masahiko Shibayama for bilateral talks in Incheon.<br />The talks were held ahead of the annual three-way culture and tourism meeting between Seoul, Beijing and Tokyo, which will be held on Friday.<br />Though it is a difficult time for Seoul-Tokyo relations in terms of diplomacy and trade,... both ministers agreed on the need for cultural exchanges between citizens and discussed ways to promote cultural events.<br />Yoon Jung-min, Arirang News.<br />

India News: A full debate with Deepak Chaurasia on how US diplomacy influenced and altered Indo-Pak relations. Deepak Chaurasia first interviewed Musharraf in July 2001 in Rawalpindi at the sprawling official residence of the army chief, a month before the disastrous Agra talks he had with the then Indian Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee. He spoke with refreshing candour, painting himself as a democrat and stating that his first meeting with Vajpayee would be a "historic moment for real peace". When I asked him where his super-confidence stemmed from, he replied, "I don't believe in making life, well, a matter of life and death. I believe in calculation and cool analysis."

"What is the reason that Pak soldiers kill our jawans on the border and the govt in Delhi cites protocol to feed the Pak PM biryani," said Narendra Modi at BJP's ...