South Korea’s Leadership Crisis in Right-Left Showdown as Court Rules Against Impeaching the Acting President
Tens of thousands from both sides mass on the streets of Seoul in the run-up to the decision on ousting President Yoon.
SEOUL —The political showdown in South Korea opened Monday with the constitutional court ruling against impeaching the acting president, a soft-spoken economist and diplomat who catapulted to the top after the impeachment of the conservative president, Yoon Suk-yeol.
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