Korea, Ihn, democracy - The Korea Times

President Yoon Suk Yeol has a generally good reputation in Washington, based primarily on his efforts to improve relations with Japan and strengthen the trilateral defense alliance with the U.S. in Northeast Asia. Less attention has been paid to what critics say are his authoritarian tendencies, part of a troubling global trend of democratic erosion.

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