Two of South Korea's highest-profile women politicians kicked off a campaign on Thursday to pick the mayor of the capital Seoul, which analysts see as a litmus test of support for parliamentary and presidential elections next year.
It could also mark a departure of politics from the status quo in a country where the political and business elite has long been dominated by men.
Read the whole article on Reuters, published 13 Oct
Two of South Korea's highest-profile women politicians kicked off a campaign on Thursday to pick the mayor of the capital Seoul, which analysts see as a litmus test of support for parliamentary and presidential elections next year.
It could also mark a departure of politics from the status quo in a country where the political and business elite has long been dominated by men.
Read the whole article on Reuters, published 13 Oct