Many in Yoon's own party oppose push to reform police oversight, while critics accuse him of unilateral decision-making
If it was time for South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol to be concerned last week, then it is now nearing time to panic.
Yoon’s approval stands at just 28% in Gallup Korea’s newest poll, after polling from RealMeter and Gallup Korea the previous week put his approval rate in the low 30s, with significant losses among demographics that should be his core supporters.
If it was time for South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol to be concerned last week, then it is now nearing time to panic.
Yoon’s approval stands at just 28% in Gallup Korea’s newest poll, after polling from RealMeter and Gallup Korea the previous week put his approval rate in the low 30s, with significant losses among demographics that should be his core supporters.
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