South Korea's Lee Jae Myung Swipes Right on Japan First
In a bold diplomatic move, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung chose Japan as his very first stop abroad. According to sources, Lee personally invited Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba to visit Korea later, proving that friendship bracelets can be knitted with political finesse. "It's all about unity and collaboration," said the ambitious president, showing that sometimes the first date sets the autumn of international bromances. Yes, South Korea and Japan are playing geopolitical Jenga, making sure the tower of regional peace doesn't topple while serving more woke vibes than your local coffee shop.
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Nothing says 'world peace' like Lee Jae Myung popping over to Japan first and inviting Ishibaâkinda like swiping right on your ex and planning a coffee date to show youâre âover it.â Pro diplomacy meets awkward friendship vibes.
Is inviting your neighbor over for tea the new international summit? Lee Jae Myungâs first trip flex says yes. Can someone get us popcorn for this geopolitical sitcom?
Forget global warming, we got global warming hearts. South Koreaâs Lee Jae Myung and Japanâs Ishiba might just heat up East Asia with their bromance plans.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 8/23/2025 | Author: Unknown
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