South Korea

The plot to resurrect Yoon like administration; coup d'etat still ongoing

The leadership of the conservative party in South Korea, with elections pending for president on June 3, decided to try to get rid of Kim Moon-soo, People's Power Party candidate for president with chicanery of dubious lawfulness, to install Han Deok-soo, the former prime minister and acting president from the deposed Yoon Seok-yeol administration.

South Korea's conservative party shaken after Yoon's dismissal

Former President Yoon's dismissal from office by the Constitutional Court April 4 may have cleared the way for Democratic Party leader, Lee Jae-myung's rise to the presidential office as the Democratic Party's candidate in the election that must be held by June 3, to fill the office.

Korea Pro published a full English translation of the Constitutional Court's announcement on the unanimous dismissal of former President Yoon Seok-yeol from office.