First lady Kim Keon Hee has arguably been the most active spouse to a South Korean president to date, advocating strongly for the protection of the environment and animal rights, as well as for the global promotion of Korean culture. The 51-year-old had built a successful career as an art exhibition investor and organizer before her husband took office in 2022. Since Yoon took office, she actively engaged with the pu.
South Korea’s two main parties are expected to wrangle over two special investigation bills that were vetoed by President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday. Unlike three previous vetoes exercised by the president, the latest set is likely to fuel political wrangling in a way that could impact the results of parliamentary elections in April. Under the Constitution, Yoon can exercise his veto rights within 15 days after th.
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Korea's two main rival parties were engaged in a tug-of-war in recent days over the scheduling of the revote on two special investigation bills vetoed Friday by President Yoon Suk Yeol. One of the bills pushes for an investigation into stock manipulation allegations against first lady Kim Keon Hee. The main opposition Democratic Party of Korea is currently considering filing an adjudication with the Constitution.