
South Korea Expected to Hold Snap Presidential Election on June 3
South Korea is expected to hold a snap presidential election on June 3, with the date to be confirmed at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
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South Korea is expected to hold a snap presidential election on June 3, with the date to be confirmed at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
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