New South Korean President Lee faces crucial challenges at home and abroad
- Lee Jae-myung has been elected as South Korea's new president, winning 49.42% of the vote for a decisive mandate to lead amid ongoing instability.
- Lee faces major challenges, including reviving the economy, which has stalled due to political turmoil and trade barriers, according to Cho Hee-kyoung.
- Analysts predict Lee will pursue a balanced diplomatic approach towards North Korea and China, seeking dialogue and economic cooperation, as noted by Chien-Yu Shih.
- Lee emphasized unity in his inauguration, stating, 'I will serve as president for all to embrace and serve every citizen,' acknowledging the deep divisions in society.
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Koreans expect new president to revive economy with strong drive
Koreans expect the Lee Jae-myung government to carry out state affairs with administrative capacity and strong driving forces and use that power to revive the sluggish economy, a public opinion poll b...
What can South Korea and world expect in Lee's presidency?
SEOUL, South Korea: South Korea's new president, liberal Lee Jae-myung, took office on June 4 after a dramatic and chaotic few months. Pictures of the election showed a peaceful, lively event with colorful outfits and dancing crowds — blue for Lee and red for his rival, conservative Kim Moon Soo. But these images hid the severe political crisis that happened before the vote. In December, former President Y
‘Appeal to all’: How President Lee plans to lead South Korea
As Lee Jae-myung takes office after months of political turmoil, analysts expect a unifying and pragmatic approach to complex economic challenges, diplomatic tensions, and societal divisions - Anadolu Ajansı

New South Korean President Lee faces crucial challenges at home and abroad
New South Korean President Lee Jae-myung described his victory as the start of the country’s return to normalcy, after winning a tense election that capped off months of political turmoil.
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