Yoon's costly palace intrigue

Recently, President Yoon Suk Yeol dismissed Korea’s umbrella intelligence agency’s (National Intelligence Service, or NIS) powerful head, Director Kim Kyou-hyun, and oddly, Director Kim’s two chief deputies. Dismissing the three top officials of any country’s defense or intelligence services is unheard of for modern, advanced democracies and world powers.

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