The U.S.–South Korea alliance has deterred renewed war on the Korean Peninsula for seventy-two years. And while neutralizing Pyongyang’s nuclear threat remains essential, Washington and Seoul must cast their vision to the broader challenge of shaping regional peace and prosperity. For the 1953 Mutual Defense Treaty to remain both “ironclad” and the “lynchpin” of Indo-Pacific…
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