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South Korean voters headed to the polls Wednesday for the country s 22nd parliamentary elections, as the country s political landscape continues to experience a deepening divide and increasing tensions. The outcome of the latest elections was expected to shape the policy road President Yoon Suk Yeol will walk for his remaining three years in office. The possible scenario of the liberal main opposition party maintaini.
South Korea’s liberal main opposition party and its allies clinched a sweeping victory in Wednesday’s general election according to exit polls, an outcome which is expected to stagnate President Yoon Suk Yeol’s pursuit of key initiatives over his remaining three years in office. The Democratic Party of Korea and its satellite Minjoo Union Party were projected to secure between 178 and 197 sea.
South Korea’s liberal main opposition party and its allies clinched a sweeping victory in Wednesday’s general election according to exit polls and early ballot counting, an outcome which is expected to stagnate President Yoon Suk Yeol’s pursuit of key initiatives over his remaining three years in office. The Democratic Party of Korea and its satellite Minjoo Union Party were projected to secure betw.
Ruling People Power Party interim leader Han Dong-hoon proposed, Wednesday, to relocate the National Assembly to the administrative town of Sejong. Unveiling the plan during a press conference, Han emphasized the need to end the era of politics in Yeouido, which is the current location of the National Assembly, and reclaim the space for the citizens of Seoul. This decision symbolizes a resolute determination to secure the support of voters in both the capital and Sejong.