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Yoon is a former corruption prosecutor, winning by a less than 1% margin. But another country once run by the military has learned how to have peaceful transfers of power.
ROK Conservatives prefer a more confrontational line with the DPRK, in partnership with the United States, and view China less favorably. A lot to like there for US foreign policy as the world aligns to free countries vs. dictatorships.
All Koreans still have a big bug up their ass about the Japanese, but necessity might force both countries to eventually see the light.
Yoon is a former corruption prosecutor, winning by a less than 1% margin. But another country once run by the military has learned how to have peaceful transfers of power.
ROK Conservatives prefer a more confrontational line with the DPRK, in partnership with the United States, and view China less favorably. A lot to like there for US foreign policy as the world aligns to free countries vs. dictatorships.
All Koreans still have a big bug up their ass about the Japanese, but necessity might force both countries to eventually see the light.