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South Korea’s Conservatives Are Moving Toward a Proxy Battle Over Their Future

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The two early front-runners for the PPP’s presidential nod will seek to cement their control over the party in the 2027 chair race – but neither man can run himself.

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The two early front-runners for the PPP’s presidential nod will seek to cement their control over the party in the 2027 chair race – but neither man can run himself.

By Hongbeom Yi · Nov 10, 2026, 2:59 PM UTC

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South Korea’s Conservatives Are Moving Toward a Proxy Battle Over Their Future
The two early front-runners for the PPP’s presidential nod will seek to cement their control over the party in the 2027 chair race – but neither man can run himself.
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