- Countries:
- South Korea
- Topics:
- Elections, Governance, Travel, International Relations
The Korean Liberator welcomes an addition to its blogroll: “Chapter 15 is an excellent new blog that follows Korea, the United Nations, and human rights. If you really want to see how [South Korean] Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon's run for U.N. General Secretary is going, this is the place.”
Up top at Chapter 15 are three posts looking at Ban's current campaign tour through Eastern Europe.
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You should look at http://www.unsg.org, which provides a more comprehensive look at the candidates for Secretary General, including Ban.