South Korea says Japan's high-tech export curbs threat to global economy

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South Korea says Japan's high-tech export curbs threat to global economy

Dispute over wartime forced labour.

South Korea's trade minister said on Thursday Japanese export limits on high-tech materials bound for Seoul would pose a "huge threat" to the global economy and disrupt the global supply chain. Amid a growing dispute over wartime forced labour between Tokyo and Seoul, Japan on Monday announced ...

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