特朗普认为他被李在明耍了，勃然大怒，把对韩国的关税提高到25%

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. President Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction with South Korea for not approving a trade agreement, leading to an increase in tariffs on South Korean goods from 15% to 25% [2][4]. Group 1: Tariff Changes - Trump announced the increase of tariffs on South Korean products due to the South Korean parliament's failure to approve the trade agreement, which includes items like automobiles, timber, and pharmaceuticals [2]. - The tariffs were previously reduced from 25% to 15% as part of a framework agreement signed on July 30, 2022, between Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in [2][4]. Group 2: South Korea's Response - The South Korean government held an emergency meeting to discuss how to respond to the tariff increase, indicating the seriousness of the situation [4]. - South Korea's Ministry of Trade expressed its willingness to fulfill the trade agreement with the U.S. and plans to send officials to negotiate with U.S. counterparts [5][6]. Group 3: Legislative Context - The South Korean National Assembly has not approved the "Special Law on Investment in the U.S." which is seen as a necessary step for the implementation of the trade agreement [8]. - The ruling Democratic Party of Korea holds a majority in the National Assembly, suggesting that approval of the law should not face significant obstacles, yet it remains unapproved [6][8]. Group 4: Future Implications - There is speculation that President Moon Jae-in may push for the approval of the investment law to negotiate a reduction in tariffs back to 15% [8]. - However, given Trump's negotiating style, it is suggested that South Korea may need to offer more concessions to alleviate the tariff situation [8].