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Seoul Says US Midterms Won't Shake Alliance
South Korea's presidential office said Thursday it does not expect the U.S. midterm election results to affect the bilateral alliance, vowing to continue efforts to further develop the decadeslong relationship. "The Korea-U.S. alliance is o..." Cheong Wa Dae spokesperson Kang Yu-jeong emphasized that the alliance has developed with bipartisan U.S. support for over 70 years, and Seoul will keep analyzing the political landscape and maintain close communication with Washington and Congress. Prime Minister Han Seong-sook also said she anticipates no big changes in relations with the United States after President Donald Trump's Republican Party suffered a crushing defeat. Meanwhile, Korean media note that Hyundai Motor Group's massive U.S. investment is unlikely to shield it from shifting trade policies, and three Korean American Democrats won House seats, including incumbent Dave Min in California's 47th District.
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