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S. Korean Top Court Overturns Lee’s Acquittal, Risking Candidacy
South Korea’s Supreme Court ruled that presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung violated election law and sent the case back to the high court for final sentencing, in a move that potentially upends the race for the country’s next leader.
Han Duck-soo's resignation from his position as Prime Minister has sparked widespread speculation about his future plans. His statement about taking on 'greater responsibility' suggests that he may be ...
Rep. Lee Jae-myung, the presidential front-runner of the liberal Democratic Party of Korea, pledged Thursday to raise the ...
Lee Jae-myung became the main opposition party's presidential candidate in South Korea. Known for his anti-establishment ...
South Korea’s Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a ruling that found a presidential frontrunner not guilty of violating ...
As the Supreme Court of Korea decided to deliver its verdict on Lee Jae-myung’s election law violation case on Thursday, just ...
Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok thinks the conservative People Power Party's anti-Lee Jae-myung platform is enough to win ...
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Lee Jae-myung pushes for four-day workweek and stronger labor rightsDemocratic Party presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung said on Apr. 30 that he would introduce strong support measures for ...
In his third bid for the nation's top job, Lee Jae-myung, the liberal candidate considered the front-runner in the June 3 ...
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