Policy
Can the Korea-U.S. alliance withstand a test of political trust?
SEOUL, October 12 (AJP) - For all the assurances of an ironclad alliance and public displays of presidential rapport, South Korea-U.S. ties appear increasingly vulnerable to the whims of an American president who boasts about having a good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The U.S. military commitment remains intact, with about 28,500 troops stationed in South Korea. Seoul and Washington continue to coordinate on North Korea, share intelligence and maintain combined
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