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South Korea Presidential Hopefuls Make Final Pitch to Voters Ahead of Election
South Korea's leading presidential hopefuls were crisscrossing the country on the final day of campaigning on Monday before converging on Seoul, vowing to revive an ailing economy and put months of turmoil over a failed martial law attempt behind them.
Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party of Korea was elected South Korea's 21st president and subsequently sworn into office.
A left-leaning politician who said South Korea should not be as “antagonizing” toward communist U.S. adversaries is poised to ...
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TOKYO/CHONGQING: South Korea's East Asian neighbours Japan and China on Wednesday (June 4) quickly congratulated President ...
Despite prohibition on sending weapons to war zones, experts say Seoul will still be eager to cooperate with Europe on ...
While China presents a united front with North Korea and Russia, the latter two growing closer puts Beijing’s own interests and influence at risk. A potentially disastrous carrot-and-stick US ...
The debilitating political vacuum that has reigned in Seoul since South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment on ...
Ahead of South Korea's snap presidential elections on Tuesday, the nation's diplomatic relations with North Korea and China ...
Lee Jae-myung, presidential candidate of South Korea's majority liberal Democratic Party, would be elected the country's new ...
South Korea’s presidential election result was never really in doubt. The real question is which version of Lee Jae-myung ...
At first glance, South Korea’s next president will be less Western aligned than the last, emphasising pragmatism over ...
President-elect Lee has said he will ‘strengthen’ the Korean-American alliance, but he’s also expected to want to improve ...
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