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South Korea presidential race rocked by court ruling, resignations
South Korea's top court cast doubt on Thursday on frontrunner Lee Jae-myung's eligibility to run for the presidency, while the resignations of the prime minister and finance minister shook the interim government in place since December's martial law.
The Chosun Ilbo on MSN2d
Lee verdict sparks impeachment battle, South Korea loses finance chiefJust over an hour after South Korea’s Supreme Court revived a high-profile election case against opposition leader Lee ...
SEOUL -- Choi Sang-mok, South Korea's minister of economy and finance who doubles as deputy prime minister for economic ...
In five months, the country has had three acting presidents after the leader who imposed martial law was impeached. And now ...
South Korea's Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok resigned as National Assembly was set to vote on a motion to impeach him.I apolo ...
China last week threatened to punish South Korean companies that export products containing critical rare-earth metals to the ...
Korea JoongAng Daily on MSN1d
Seoul's presidential revolving door leaves Korean diplomats, foreign partners embarrassed and confusedA wave of back-to-back resignations in South Korea’s acting presidency has triggered concerns over confusion in the country’s ...
With just one month left before South Korea’s early presidential election amid critical US tariff talks that have been racing ...
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