Official campaigning for South Korea's general election kicked off Thursday, with the country's low birthrate and North Korea's missile threat among the key issues as President Yoon Suk Yeol's government prepares to face the verdict of voters on its achievements since its launch in May 2022.The 300-member National Assembly is currently controlled by the main opposition Democratic Party, led by Lee Jae Myung, who lost to Yoon in the presidential election two years ago, but Yoon's People Power Party was marginally ahead in a Gallup Korea weekly poll of voter support released last Friday.It wa…READ FULL ARTICLE
