Minister Says Rough South Korea-U.S. Security Agreement Reached: Report

South Korea says it may reach deal with US on key security issues ahead of APEC summit

Foreign Minister Cho Hyun says possible deal includes higher defense cost sharing and eased restrictions on spent nuclear fuel processing - Anadolu Ajansı

APEC summit crucial for breaking tariff stalemate with U.S.

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Minister says rough South Korea-U.S. security agreement reached: report

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said Seoul is seeking to announce the agreement before an APEC summit in October.

Seoul Likely to Unveil Security Pact With US Before Trade Deal

South Korea may move to unveil a new security agreement with the US before concluding trade talks, as negotiations on economic issues drag on, according to the foreign ministry.

South Korea foreign minister says rough agreement on security reached with US

Mr Cho Hyun said the US was reviewing a currency swop deal but signalled it was not optimistic. Read more at straitstimes.com.

South Korea and U.S.: Navigating Security and Trade Talks

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