After months of political tumult and democratic uncertainty, South Korea’s new president has begun dispatching special envoys across the globe, seeking to both redefine Seoul’s foreign policy and restore the nation’s international standing.President Lee Jae-myung’s first batch of emissaries was sent to the European Union, France, Britain and India, the presidential office announced on July 13 – a move analysts see as his administration’s opening gambit to strengthen both bilateral and...