A leadership race for the party chair is underway, complicated by internal divisions over the strategic direction of the Democratic Party of Korea.
13 reports, 5 independent
Updated Sep 1
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What happened
A leadership race for the party chair is underway, complicated by internal divisions over the strategic direction of the Democratic Party of Korea.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Kim Min and Chun sought Democratic Party support for Busan's bid for the UN Ocean Conference.Sub-event
Kim Min wins the leadership race for the Democratic Party of Korea.1 source
- DPK leadership race supports presidential candidates.Sub-event
Jung Chung-rae is contesting party leadership and provides legislative backing for the administration.1 source
Kim Min won the DP leadership election, while Jung Chung-rae was defeated.1 source
- Leaders, including Lee Jae Myung and Moon Jae-in, met to discuss unity and candidate support for the upcoming Democratic Party convention.Sub-event
Rhyu Si-min criticizes Lee Jae Myung's party expansion vision, revealing deep factional splits.1 source
Leadership race and internal division within the Democratic Party of Korea.1 source
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The entities involved
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Jung Chung-rae
South Korean politician
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Kim Min
South Korean politician, born 1960
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Democratic Party of Korea
South Korean political party (since 2014)
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- koreaherald.com
- koreatimes.co.kr
- koreaherald.com
- koreaherald.com
- english.news.cn
- english.news.cn
- koreaherald.com
- koreaherald.com
- upi.com
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- kbs.co.kr
- koreaherald.com