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Old allies: President Moon on the phone with US President Joe Biden in Seoul last week. AP
I HAVE always thought that South Korea was radically different from the United States. In recent history, however, I have found striking similarities between the two countries, albeit in opposite ways.
I am not alone: American political analysts, too, have argued that there are many common factors between South Korea’s Moon administration and the Trump administration.
They point out, for example, that both administrations adopted populist policies, disregarded democracy and favoured conspiracy theories. Both governments condemned any criticism as fake news, used social media and the press for propaganda, and relied on religiously devoted, extremist supporters. ....

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