South Korea's New President Faces Power, Polarization | JQJO

Lee Jae-myung's landslide victory in South Korea's presidential election grants him significant power, controlling both the presidency and a National Assembly majority. His approach to governance remains uncertain; he's pledged to heal divisions and revive the economy, but concerns exist he might emulate predecessors by targeting political opponents. His foreign policy stance differs from his predecessor, suggesting a less confrontational approach towards North Korea and China, while potentially maintaining strong ties with the US and Japan.