President's allies win parliamentary majority in South Korea

Conservatives allied with South Korea’s president have won a thin majority in parliament after voters endorsed his plans to revitalise the economy, embrace the US and talk tough with North Korea.

Conservatives allied with South Korea’s president have won a thin majority in parliament after voters endorsed his plans to revitalise the economy, embrace the US and talk tough with North Korea.

President Lee Myung-bak took power in February pledging to streamline government, tear down barriers for business and improve ties with Washington.

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