South Korea Politics
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South Korean politicians are embroiled in controversy over remarks concerning the Gwangju Uprising and a U.S. House report on Coupang. The Democratic Party criticizes government officials for their statements and expresses regret over the U.S. report, deeming it one-sided. Meanwhile, the People Power Party attacks the Democratic Party's reform plans.
South Korean politician demands apology from official over Gwangju Uprising remarks
- A South Korean politician criticized a government committee vice chairman for his remarks about the May 18th Gwangju Uprising. - The vice chairman had claimed the Gwangju Uprising had become a
South Korean party leaders court voters in Honam region ahead of convention
- Leading figures in South Korea's Democratic Party, Jung Chung-rae and Kim Min-seok, are campaigning in the Honam region to win over party members ahead of the August 17 convention. - Jung visited th…
US House 'discriminatory' report on Coupang hearing draws fire from Democratic Party
- The Democratic Party expressed regret over a U.S. House committee report that deemed a parliamentary hearing on Coupang's personal information leak discriminatory. - The party stated that investigat…
South Korea's Democratic Party regrets US report on Coupang, calls it one-sided
- The Democratic Party of South Korea expressed strong regret over a U.S. House report alleging discriminatory treatment of American companies like Coupang by the South Korean government. The party st…
People Power Party Slams Democratic Party's Filibuster Reform Plan as 'Rubber Stamp' Move
- The People Power Party criticized the Democratic Party's proposal to reform filibuster and fast-track systems. - The opposition party claims the reforms would turn the National Assembly into a "rubb…
