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Biden's pick of envoy to North Korea means request for dialogue: Moon

ABCDEFG SEOUL, May 26 (Yonhap) -- President Moon Jae-in is scheduled to hold a luncheon meeting Wednesday with the heads of South Korea's five major political parties at Cheong Wa Dae, according to his office. Moon, during the meeting, will brief them on the outcome of his summit talks with U.S. President Joe Biden last week and request bipartisan support for follow-up measures. The president has "a lot" to explain to the leaders of the ruling and opposition parties, including summit agreements on the alliance, COVID-19 vaccines and the Korea peace process, as well as partnerships in such ...

Seoul's ballot is yet to come, but candidates from each major party have been confirmed. The ruling Democratic Party's Park Young-sun is looking to merge with Kim Jin-ai, the candidate from Open Democratic Party. Unifying the candidacies of two rivals from the opposition bloc will be a key factor in how the election will unfold. A former Seoul mayor himself, Oh Se-hun won the primary for the main opposition People Power Party and another major candidate is Ahn Chul-soo, a former Presidential Candidate of the People's Party. Oh and Ahn met on Sunday night to discuss forming a single opposi...

Friends well. most of the protests many of the protestors are actually still under 18 and they still convos and if they couldn't vote and the results could have been like even it could have been a more even bigger victory for the democrats so that sounds like a pretty upbeat reaction how about in the case of your friends and family glacier what are they saying my friends are actually very surprised about. their a little bit more pessimistic they are saying that now we have one district council so now what do we do up next and what everybody just things because we have one to district council e...

The mid-term elections of 2010. we start tonight at the fox big board with the balance of power. in the senate, as we've been telling you, republicans need ten seats to take control. could they still get to the number realistically? we take a look at it now. these are the seats up for play. republicans and democrats. now, we told you before if republicans ran the table, and had all of the wins that are possibly within reach, this election season, you would have -- go back here and hit this. a net pick-up of 13 seats. that is if they ran the table. that is likely not going to happen. according ...