SEOUL -- North Korea's resumption of missile launches last week was an unwelcome gift to South Korean President Moon Jae-in ahead of the second anniversary of his inauguration on Friday.
Having come to power in 2017 with overwhelming public backing, Moon is now struggling on the diplomatic and domestic fronts. The economy refuses to pick up pace, and as the rockets show, there is no sign that Moon's olive branch to the North has been appreciated.
