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China asked South Korea to maintain stable supply chains as the countries began their first three-way summit with Japan since 2019, with Premier Li Qiang also meeting the head of Samsung Electronics Co. Li told President Yoon Suk Yeol in Seoul on Sunday that China wants the two to be…
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