Wednesday's losses in the Seoul and Busan mayoral elections for South Korea's ruling Democratic Party marked a public rebuke of the scandal-hit administration of President Moon Jae In and are expected to further weaken it as he nears the end of his single five-year term next year.Slightly more than a year left in his term in office, Moon appears to face obstacles on almost every front, including a dimming prospect of resuming dialogue with North Korea and a continuing stalemate in its relations with Japan due to wartime issues.The losses are expected to give boost to Gyeonggi Gov. Lee Jae M…READ FULL ARTICLE
