A whirlwind merger among different political parties ahead of the general elections is nothing new in South Korea, but it reached a whole new level this time. Former leaders of the two main parties who are miles apart on the ideological spectrum teamed up amid growing voter disorientation with the rival parties. Four parties and factions led by lawmakers who recently quit the ruling People Power Party and the main op.
A whirlwind merger among different political parties ahead of the general elections is nothing new in South Korea, but it reached a whole new level this time. Former leaders of the two main parties who are miles apart on the ideological spectrum teamed up amid growing voter disorientation with the rival parties. Four parties and factions led by lawmakers who recently quit the ruling People Power Party and the main op.
Opposition parties slam President Yoon's explanation for Dior bag scandal Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.
President Yoon Suk Yeol faced a firestorm of criticism from the main opposition and several minor parties on Thursday, a day after he opened up about the luxury bag scandal involving the first lady. The parties either demanded a solid apology on behalf of his wife or called the explanation "half-hearted." In a special New Year's interview with KBS aired late Wednesday, Yoon called the anti-graft violat.
SEOUL: President Yoon Suk-yeol faced a firestorm of criticism from the main opposition and several minor parties on Feb 8, a day after he opened up about a luxury bag scandal involving the First Lady.