South Korea Election Mess Leads to President Warning Protesters to Stop Blocking Public Spaces
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung issued a stern warning on Monday regarding disruptive post-election public demonstrations. Speaking via video link from Italy, the...
Ballot Crisis Changes South Korean Politics
The conservative People Power Party took the top spot in South Korean political support polls this week. This big change marks the first time...
Reform Push Targets South Korea Election Watchdog After Local Ballot Shortage Disasters
South Korea’s rival political parties launched separate internal legislative task forces to drastically restructure the National Election Commission. Specifically, lawmakers from both major factions...
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung Lands in Rome for State Visit
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung arrived safely in Rome on Wednesday night to begin a highly anticipated state visit. Specifically, the Asian leader landed...
Election Mismanagement Prompts South Korean Police Raids on Voting Commission
South Korean authorities raided the National Election Commission headquarters on Thursday following widespread public outrage over voting errors. Consequently, law enforcement officials expanded their...
