South Korea In Crisis

Congratulations to Choi Sang-mok! Choi became South Korea's third president in a month on Friday, w

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5 thoughts on “South Korea In Crisis

  1. Feels like post-WWII dominos falling. Instability in each nation causing more instability in the rest.

    The world is already changing too fast for most people to keep up and we haven’t even really begun the AI and quantum computing transition yet, which promises to put the peddle through the floor.

    1. The record for new governments since WWII still rests with Italy which can now claim 69 new governments since the big war. That’s one every 1.11 years. So. Korea has a lot of catching up to do.

    1. Presumably to make it more likely that Yoon will be reinstated. If Han filled the vacant seats, Yoon would’ve needed four defectors. With just six seats filled, he only needs one.

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