Lee Jae-myung Sworn In as South Korea’s New President
Lee Jae-myung sworn in as South Korea’s president after snap elections, marking the start of his five-year term and a new chapter for ROK politics.
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South Korea’s New President Pledges to Heal Wounds with the DPRK
New South Korean President Lee Jae-myung vows to heal wounds with the DPRK, taking office with a bold push for inter-Korean dialogue and regional stability.
Lee Jae-myung Begins South Korea Presidency, Pledges Economic Revival
New South Korean president Lee Jae-myung began his term, vowing to overcome a martial law crisis, revive a slowing economy, and tackle trade tensions from day one.
Lee Jae-myung Confirmed as South Korea’s Next President
Local media confirmed Lee Jae-myung as the winner of South Korea’s presidential election on Tuesday, marking a major political shift watched by a global audience.
South Koreans Head to Polls in High-Stakes Presidential Vote
South Koreans head to polls at 14,295 stations in a high-stakes presidential election focused on economy, youth, and security.
Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Enter Second Round in Istanbul
Second round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks kicks off at Istanbul’s Ciragan Palace, with global eyes on potential breakthroughs.
Nawrocki Edges Trzaskowski 51%–49% in Poland’s Presidential Race
Poland’s tight presidential run pits nationalist-backed Nawrocki (51%) against centrist Trzaskowski (49%) in a duel that could reshape Europe’s future.
Singapore Minister Chan: Taiwan Future Lies with Chinese People
At the Shangri-La Dialogue, Singapore’s Defense Minister Chan Chun Sing said the Taiwan question must be resolved by the Chinese people and warned against simplistic democracy vs autocracy comparisons.
5th Iran-U.S. Talks in Rome Yield Limited Progress
The fifth round of Iran-U.S. talks in Rome ended with limited progress. Mediated by Oman, negotiators tackled uranium enrichment and sanctions in a three-hour session.
Trump and South Africa’s Ramaphosa Clash Over ‘White Genocide’ Claims
In a heated Oval Office meeting, President Trump accused South Africa of “white genocide”. President Ramaphosa rebutted the claims, calling them disproven conspiracy theories.