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This R&D provides resources on the turmoil that is roiling South Korean politics. President Park Geun-hye is under fire for allowing a close confidante to look at sensitive government materials and then allowing that confidante to funnel millions of dollars to a foundation. Some of Park’s other aides also face criminal charges. South Korea gives its president immunity, but there are growing calls for Park to step down and the United States worries that the political crisis could endanger the security of the Korean Peninsula.
Years ago, South Koreans knew Park Geun-hye was a problematic leader. So why did they elect her president? https://t.co/yDQAcBLmY2 pic.twitter.com/OYWdl1cg24
— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) November 19, 2016
South Korea is seeing massive street demonstrations but nobody knows exactly how many people are protesting. https://t.co/votirCM0Q6
— The Associated Press (@AP) November 26, 2016
South Korea’s Park not to respond to request by prosecutors: lawyer https://t.co/vazhouIpib
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 28, 2016
A presidential scandal transfixes South Korea https://t.co/Oz2Crq58mG
— Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 26, 2016
#Viagra #Pills Create New Scandal for SKorean #President… https://t.co/PR39kn3Z4p
— Drudge Report (@drudgeheadlines) November 23, 2016
South Korea prosecutors raid Samsung Group offices, pension fund https://t.co/ywgxy03gMf
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 23, 2016
South Korea’s opposition parties move toward President Park impeachment https://t.co/r4liF8b3tH
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 21, 2016
Park Geun-hye Was Accomplice in Extortion, South Korean Prosecutors Say https://t.co/T2zE1cFQP2
— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 20, 2016
Latest protest increases pressure on defiant South Korea President Park Geun-hye to resign https://t.co/80fUbQTBcn
— ImpeachPuppetPark弾劾朴 (@visabul) November 19, 2016
Huge numbers demand the ouster of South Korea’s President in a fifth week of protests https://t.co/RGQOWKlv3J
— TIME (@TIME) November 28, 2016