Lee Jae-myung: Factory Worker Turned South Korea’s New President
Lee Jae-myung, rising from humble beginnings to lead South Korea, vows change with tech innovation, social justice, and economic reform.
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Lee Jae-myung Ushers in a New Era for South Korea
Lee Jae-myung takes office as South Korea’s new president, vowing to overcome past turmoil and revive the economy.
Lee Jae-myung Confirmed: A New Era in South Korea
Breaking news: Lee Jae-myung confirmed as the winner of South Korea’s presidential election, marking a new chapter in the region.
Musk’s Bold Move: Revealing Divisions in Trump’s Inner Circle
Tesla CEO Elon Musk claims unfair blame was placed on a government department amid internal splits in Trump’s administration, says analyst Tangen.
Nawrocki Edges Ahead in Polish Presidential Vote
In a tight race, Poland’s Karol Nawrocki leads with 51% in the presidential election, edging out competitor Rafal Trzaskowski with 49%.
Singaporean Minister: Taiwan Issue to be Decided by Chinese People
Singaporean Defense Minister Chan Chun Sing stresses that resolving the Taiwan question is up to the Chinese people, urging a deeper historical perspective.
China Urges Halt on U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan Region
China’s spokesperson Lin Jian warns that arms sales to the Taiwan region cross a critical red line in China-U.S. relations.
Beijing Warns: ‘Taiwan Independence’ Treads a Risky Path
Chinese mainland spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang warns: ‘Taiwan independence’ separatists will face dire outcomes after remarks by Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te.
U.S. Higher Ed Crisis: When Politics Clashes With Academia
U.S. higher education autonomy is challenged as political moves target Harvard and other elite universities, sparking debate on academic freedom.
S. Korea Early Voting Sees Record Turnout!
Record early voting in South Korea as young, engaged voters shape the nation’s political future.