Bangladesh, June 5 -- On June 4, South Korea witnessed a significant political turning point as Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party of Korea was elected as the countrys 21st president. Sworn into office just hours after his electoral victory, Lee inherits a nation fatigued by political instability following the impeachment of former president Yoon Suk-yeol. His rapid inauguration reflected both a procedural necessity and the urgency of restoring public trust in governance, economic stability, and diplomatic balance. The message from Chinese President Xi Jinping, delivered on the same day, was not merely a congratulatory formality-it was a pointed gesture signaling Beijings interest in recalibrating its relationship with Seoul under new ...