Uncertainty looms over President Yoon's plans to delegate power to party


President Yoon Suk Yeol bows to the public to wrap up his televised address to the nation in his office in Seoul on Saturday (Dec 7, 2024). - Photo: Presidential office

SEOUL: President Yoon Suk Yeol's announcement Saturday (Dec 7) that he would let the ruling party manage state affairs, and the subsequent failure of the impeachment motion, might have brought a sigh of relief from the ruling bloc.

But widespread disruption will likely follow, as the Yoon administration and the National Assembly have already become dysfunctional.

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