Karen DeYoung

It's caused a lot of confusion in South Korea where no one can understand what seemed to be a sort of doomed effort from the start was undertaken.

It's caused a lot of confusion in South Korea where no one can understand what seemed to be a sort of doomed effort from the start was undertaken.

And it's also caused a lot of consternation in the United States, which considers South Korea a sort of model democracy in East Asia and has a number of agreements on the security front with South Korea.

And it's also caused a lot of consternation in the United States, which considers South Korea a sort of model democracy in East Asia and has a number of agreements on the security front with South Korea.

It provides for joint exercises, intelligence sharing, high-level consultations, and basically security cooperation. And it's part of turning toward China as what the Pentagon calls the pacing threat of American securities.

It provides for joint exercises, intelligence sharing, high-level consultations, and basically security cooperation. And it's part of turning toward China as what the Pentagon calls the pacing threat of American securities.

If there were a government that is not quite as friendly to the United States as the Yoon government is now, I think that would be a challenge for the incoming president. President-elect Trump has congratulated himself on his relationship with North Korea during his first term and has indicated he would try to follow up on that.

If there were a government that is not quite as friendly to the United States as the Yoon government is now, I think that would be a challenge for the incoming president. President-elect Trump has congratulated himself on his relationship with North Korea during his first term and has indicated he would try to follow up on that.

It's caused a lot of confusion in South Korea where no one can understand what seemed to be a sort of doomed effort from the start was undertaken.

And it's also caused a lot of consternation in the United States, which considers South Korea a sort of model democracy in East Asia and has a number of agreements on the security front with South Korea.

It provides for joint exercises, intelligence sharing, high-level consultations, and basically security cooperation. And it's part of turning toward China as what the Pentagon calls the pacing threat of American securities.

If there were a government that is not quite as friendly to the United States as the Yoon government is now, I think that would be a challenge for the incoming president. President-elect Trump has congratulated himself on his relationship with North Korea during his first term and has indicated he would try to follow up on that.