South Korea is experiencing significant political instability, having cycled through three acting presidents in just five months following the impeachment of a former leader who imposed martial law. The latest acting president, Lee Ju-ho, is a low-profile economist and education official now tasked with steering the country through high-stakes trade negotiations and internal political strife. This leadership crisis comes at a critical time, with a crucial presidential election looming and ongoing economic challenges. The uncertainty has raised concerns about the country's ability to maintain stability and address pressing issues, including tensions with North Korea. Citizens and international observers are closely watching how the situation unfolds ahead of the upcoming election.
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South Korea Lurches From One Political Crisis to Another
In five months, the country has had three acting presidents after the leader who imposed martial law was impeached. And now doubts cloud the coming election.
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Political Upheaval in South Korea: Leadership Uncertainty and Economic Challenges
South Korea faces political turmoil as Lee Ju-ho becomes the third acting president in five months amidst rapid leadership changes. Lee pledged stability ahead of June's presidential election amidst economic challenges and tensions with North Korea,
