 AP Photo China, Japan and North and South Korea grapple for position during a time of transition and with a new set of leaders with more hawkish backgrounds. TAGGED: Park Geun-hye, Asia, North Korea, China, Japan, South KoreaRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| East Asia is in flux: Japan elected a new, more nationalist prime minister over the weekend. China's new leadership is settling in, as is North Korea's hereditary Stalinist dictator. And South Korea may elect its first woman... more ›› |
| PARK GEUN-HYE, who was elected yesterday to be South Korea’s first female president, will also become the first elected female leader anywhere in the Confucian civilization, which consists of China, Japan, North and... more ›› |
| South Korea this week elected its first female president, Park Geun-hye, in a free and fair vote, while North Korea celebrated the one-year anniversary of the repressive reign of dictator Kim Jong-un.
Talk about a stark — and... more ›› |
| Park Geun-hye, conservative daughter of the 1961 coup leader, is a polarizing force in South Korea's presidential election. more ›› |
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