South Korea elections: Exit polls show opposition parties increase majority Parliamentary polls seen as a referendum on President Yoon Suk-yeol amid frustration about cost of living, corruption. Al Jazeera · Apr 10, 2024
Yoon Faces Rebuke In Divisive South Korea Vote South Koreans head to the polls Wednesday in parliamentary elections seen as a referendum on President Yoon Suk Yeol after a polarising campaign focused largely on resentment, personalities -- and onions. International Business Times · Apr 9, 2024
South Korea holds parliamentary elections: All you need to know About 44 million people are able to vote in closely fought election seen as a test of President Yoon Suk-yeol. Al Jazeera · Apr 9, 2024
From the frying pan to the fire: green onions ignite voter anger in South Korea’s elections A presidential visit to a supermarket amid a cost-of-living crisis was supposed to garner public support, but ended up feeding suspicions the leader is out of touch The Guardian - AU · Apr 9, 2024
South Korea Set To Vote In Crucial Parliamentary Election South Korea will vote Wednesday in key legislative elections that will determine control of the country's parliament -- and whether President Yoon Suk Yeol can advance his socially conservative agenda. International Business Times · Apr 8, 2024
South Korea Kicks Off Campaigning Ahead Of April Election Official campaigning for South Korea's upcoming general election kicked off Thursday, with President Yoon Suk Yeol's ruling party fighting to win back a parliamentary majority and thwart opposition attempts to derail his conservative agenda. International Business Times · Mar 28, 2024
Disgraced ex-South Korea minister gets two years jail over graft scandal A disgraced former South Korean politician, Cho Kuk, was sentenced to two years in prison on Friday for forging documents to facilitate his children's school admissions in a scandal that has deepened political divides and frustrated many young voters. Reuters · Feb 3, 2023
S. Korean court sentences ex-minister to 2 years in prison A South Korean court has sentenced a former justice minister, Cho Kuk, to two years in prison, after he was found guilty of creating fake credentials to help his children get into prestigious schools, a scandal that rocked the country’s previous government and sparked huge protests The Independent UK · Feb 3, 2023
'Dogfight in the mire:' South Korea's election gets ugly The rivalry, mudslinging and negative campaigning between the two leading presidential candidates in South Korea are so bad that the loser faces a prospect of going to jail The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2022