South Korean election: return of the conservatives
South Korea’s presidential election this week is turning out to be a nail-biter. Incumbent Moon Jae-In is out of the race as the law only allows for one five-year term. The conservatives look set to come back, but whoever wins, there are foreign policy and regional security implications.
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2022
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