Liberal Lee Jae myung wins South Korea party nomination
Lee Jae myung, 60, a liberal former Democratic Party chief and former Gyeonggi governor, won nearly 90 percent of votes in the Democratic Party presidential primary, solidifying his path as front-runner in the June election to replace ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol. He vows reform, unity, and stronger ties with North Korea while eyeing economic parity and a trilateral security approach with the United States and Japan.
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Vancouver ramming attack leaves 11 dead at festival
Kai Ji Adam Lo, 30, faces eight counts of second degree murder in the Vancouver SUV attack at the Lapu Lapu Day festival. Investigators ruled out terrorism amid a night of trauma, with bystanders and officials recalling the darkest day in the city. President Marcos expressed sympathy as BC leaders pledged support for victims and community healing.
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