South Korea Heads to Polls Amid Tensions with China, North Korea and the US
South Korea holds a high-stakes election on June 3 amidst concerns over China, North Korea, and ties with the US, with early voters breaking records in what is seen as a pivotal race.
South Korea is bracing for its high-stakes June 3 presidential election as voters head to the polls amidst concerns over China's influence, North Korea's nuclear threats, and the country's ties with the US. Record numbers of early voters have turned out in recent days, fueling fears about the election's outcome and its potential impact on the nation's security and diplomatic relationships. The election has been described as pivotal, with the winner likely to shape South Korea's stance on regional issues for years to come. Tensions between North and South Korea remain high, while China's growing economic and military power poses a significant challenge to Seoul's influence in the region.
