Since his return to office, U.S. President Donald Trump has inarguably made U.S. foreign policy far more transactional and far less predictable than it was under all other previous administrations, including his own first term. This applies not just to Washington’s rupture in its relations with Europe and the Americas, but also across the Indo-Pacific, where U.S. allies and partners alike continue to reel from Trump’s erratic behavior. The latest case in point is South Korea—which thought it

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