In a significant development in South Korean politics, the main opposition Democratic Party has submitted an impeachment motion against Prime Minister Han Duck-soo. The motion was reported to the National Assembly’s plenary session on Thursday, as confirmed by the party’s floor leader.
The Democratic Party’s move marks a critical moment in the nation’s political landscape, potentially leading to heated debates within the National Assembly. While the specific grounds for the impeachment have not been disclosed, the submission indicates mounting tensions between the opposition and the current government.
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo now faces an uncertain future as the National Assembly reviews the motion. The outcome of this process could have far-reaching implications for South Korea’s governance and its approach to pressing domestic and international issues.
Observers both within South Korea and abroad are closely watching the situation unfold, anticipating the potential impact on the country’s political stability and policy directions.
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S. Korea's Democratic Party submits impeachment motion against PM
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