Strong Korean business executive
Seoul intends to strengthen partnership with Moscow The leader of the opposition Great Country Party, Lee Myung-bak (pictured) , won Wednesday's presidential elections in South Korea . Last night, after counting 99.9% of the votes, the South Korean Central Election Commission announced that Lee had won 48.7%. His main rival from the ruling United New Democratic Party (UNDP), Chung Dong-yeon, was almost half behind - he had 26.2%. “I will be a humble servant to the people who fully supported me.