South Korea is grappling with a deepening political crisis as public dissatisfaction reaches new heights. Acting President and Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok has pledged to prioritize national security following the impeachment of a second leader within two weeks. This rapid succession of political upheaval has intensified scrutiny on the ruling party.
Wang Son Taek, an adjunct professor at Sogang University, highlights the mounting pressure on the ruling party to rethink its strategies. As citizens express increasing discontent, the government faces urgent calls to address the underlying issues fueling the unrest.
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South Korea's political crisis worsens amid rising public discontent
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