India, April 12 -- On 4 April 2025, South Korea witnessed a historic moment when its Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk-yeol from office, bringing an abrupt end to a foreign policy experiment that saw South Korea pivot decisively towards the United States and Japan under the banner of the Indo-Pacific strategy. As the country prepares for new elections within the next 60 days, the winds of change are already evident. With the opposition leader Lee Jae-myung widely expected to take charge, the country's foreign policy compass is poised to swing toward a more balanced, multipolar worldview-one that prioritizes Eurasian engagement and regional stability over military blocs and strategic posturing.

This is a decisive moment not ...