U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris vowed to work with South Korea to resolve a trade dispute stemming from the Inflation Reduction Act, as the longtime allies reaffirmed their defense ties in the Indo-Pacific theater.
Harris, visiting Tokyo to attend former Japanese leader Shinzo Abe's funeral, told South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo Tuesday she "understood" his country's concerns about tax incentives for electric vehicles under the law, according to a U.S. readout. "They pledged to continue to consult as the law is implemented," it added.
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