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South Korea's Conservatives Pick Hardline Kim Moon-Soo as Presidential Candidate
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's conservative People Power Party picked former labour minister Kim Moon-soo as its candidate for the June 3 presidential election, which was called after the removal of Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed martial law attempt.
South Korea's top court cast doubt on Thursday on frontrunner Lee Jae-myung's eligibility to run for the presidency, while ...
South Korea’s acting leader, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, says he is resigning amid reports he will run in next month’s ...
In five months, the country has had three acting presidents after the leader who imposed martial law was impeached. And now ...
South Korea's former acting President Han Duck-soo said on Friday he would join the race to become the country's next ...
South Korea’s presidential race faces a potential shake-up after leading candidate Lee Jae-myung was found guilty by the ...
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo has been mulling whether to run for election, while the main opposition candidate and ...
SEOUL — South Korea’s presidential race was upended Thursday, less than five weeks until election day, when the front-runner was ordered to undergo a new trial on charges of election law ...
Han Duck-soo said Thursday he is resigning to take on “heavier responsibility” amid expectation he will run in next month’s ...
The top court cast doubt on the frontrunner's eligibility to run for the presidency, while the resignations of the prime minister and finance minister shook the interim government.
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