China and South Korea's leaders, Premier Li Qiang and President Yoon Suk Yeol, met in Jakarta to discuss their differing priorities Amid Regional Tensions. Yoon emphasized the need for Beijing's cooperation in the security domain, particularly in relation to North Korea's nuclear program. Li suggested exploring new ties and deepening trust, while also promoting common interests. The surprise meeting comes as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un plans to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, potentially strengthening their diplomatic and military ties. Meanwhile, China wants to draw South Korea and Japan closer economically but is unlikely to compromise on security matters.

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