South Korea and China Resume High-Level Talks via Fallen Soldier Repatriation

South Korea and China have held their first public vice-ministerial event in three years, centered on the repatriation of Chinese soldiers' remains. This move signals a potential thaw in diplomatic relations that have remained frozen for quite some time. While the event is rooted in humanitarian efforts, the high-level presence suggests a mutual interest in reopening official communication channels. It remains to be seen if this symbolic gesture will lead to broader strategic cooperation.