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Continuity or reset? Japan, China seek clues to South Korea President Lee Jae-myung’s foreign policy

Perceptions are that South Korean diplomacy oscillates wildly, depending on the ruling party of the day. Liberals are judged to be hostile towards Japan and friendly towards China…

  • Published: June 5, 20258:15 am
  • Author Walter Sim and Aw Cheng Wei
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Who is South Korea’s new President Lee Jae-myung?

His life story suggests a leader committed to creating a society in which the poorest and most marginalised have access to opportunity, dignity and human rights.

  • Published: June 5, 20257:59 am
  • Author Wang Son-taek
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South Korea elects Lee Jae-myung president

The liberal Democratic Party will take power from the conservative People Power Party after a 22-day campaign, just three years after the 2022 presidential election. That year,…

  • Published: June 4, 20258:15 am
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South Korea votes for new leader amid hopes for end to months of political unrest

The by-election was triggered by the impeachment of former President Yoon Suk Yeol after his attempt to invoke emergency military rule — an extraordinary measure last used in…

  • Published: June 3, 20258:15 am
  • Author Yoon Min-sik
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In South Korea, wedding halls double as polling stations

Among the other unusual locations to cast a ballot include a wrestling facility in Busan, a cafe in eastern Seoul, and a campsite in North Jeolla Province.

  • Published: June 3, 20257:59 am
  • Author Lee Jung-joo
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More than a vote: What June 3 election means to South Koreans

After six months of political chaos, voters seek justice, change and return to democratic norms.

  • Published: June 2, 20258:10 am
  • Author Choi Jeong-yoon, Lee Si-jin, and Lee Jung-joo
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South Korea’s presidential candidates make final push in Daegu, Seoul, Dongtan

While People Power Party's Kim Moon-soo courts capital, Democratic Party of Korea candidate and front-runner Lee Jae-myung campaigns in industrial Southeast.

  • Published: June 2, 20257:59 am
  • Author Jung Min-kyung
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South Korea election hit by misinformation

Many of the claims focus on foreign interference, tapping into local fears of meddling by China, or fabricating support for the conservative camp from the United States.

  • Published: June 2, 20257:58 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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South Korea presidential election: Millions flock to vote early; record-high turnout expected

Voter turnout on the first day of voting came to 19.68 percent Thursday, which means about 8.69 million people out of 44.4 million eligible voters nationwide chose to go to a…

  • Published: May 30, 20259:14 am
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South Korea’s accelerating political swings: Will pendulum move again?

Administrations don't fade from favour gradually — they fall fast, paving way for sharper, fiercer power swings

  • Published: May 29, 20259:11 am
  • Author Shin Ji-hye

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