Yoon appoints new defense, culture ministers without parliamentary confirmation
President Yoon Suk Yeol approved the appointments of new Defense Minister Shin Won-sik and new Culture Minister Yoo In-chon on Saturday, the presidential office said. Shin, a lawmaker of the ruling People Power Party and a former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was nominated by Yoon last month. He replaced Defense Minister Lee Jong-sup who offered to resign amid the main opposition Democratic Party's push to impeach him over his handling of a military investigation into a young Marine's death. Yoo, special presidential adviser for culture and sports, will replace Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Park Bo-kyoon. Yoo had served as the first culture minister for former President Lee Myung-bak from 2008 to 2011. The two were not confirmed by the National Assembly, but the presidential office said Yoon approved their appointments as the new ministers need time to prepare for the annual parliamentary audit set to kick off Tuesday. (Yonhap)
相关推荐
-
[Herald Interview] Indonesia's Aladin Bank CEO eyes digital banking partnerships with Korea
-
'We overcame together': NCT127 returns on more solid ground
-
HIT forum on space to be held in Seoul
-
Human rights commission urges Korea to abolish death penalty
-
[Exclusive] 'Game of Thrones' publisher inks deal for Korean books for first time
-
낙후된 골목시장 누비며 “화곡을 마곡으로 만들 것”
- 最近发表
-
- Korean economy expected to grow by 2.1% in 2024: Hana Institute
- Jungkook of BTS to hold fan showcase on Nov. 20
- For esports fans, more activities await beyond LoL matches
- Big firms' debt
- [Herald Interview] Samuel Youn celebrates career in ‘From Darkness to Light’
- Seoul shares close tad higher ahead of key US jobs data
- How college students are coping with the impact of inflation
- Hanwha showcases ground weapons systems at US trade fair
- UAE President's Seoul visit postponed amid Middle East tensions
- Samsung, LG, Hyundai closely monitoring potential biz fallout from Israel
- 随机阅读
-
- P&G Korea launches premium diaper to combat skin dryness
- [Today’s K
- Human rights commission urges Korea to abolish death penalty
- Daegu’s iconic opera festival set to attract operagoers with five tragic operas
- GS Caltex, Posco team up on biofuel
- 尹대통령 지지율, 1.1%p 내린 38.9% [알앤써치]
- [Korean History] 2002, when Korea soared through World Cup
- LG Electronics ups Q3 earnings guidance on upbeat demand
- 한 경기도 안 뛰고 병역 면제?…국감 오른 아시안게임 '병특'
- [Korean History] 2002, when Korea soared through World Cup
- Daegu’s iconic opera festival set to attract operagoers with five tragic operas
- Seoul shares close tad higher ahead of key US jobs data
- [Today’s K
- Art Token launches Hangeul
- [Test Drive] BMW 5 Series makes more powerful, elegant comeback
- LG Electronics ups Q3 earnings guidance on upbeat demand
- [Herald Interview] Indonesia's Aladin Bank CEO eyes digital banking partnerships with Korea
- [From the scene] Eye
- Cheongju Craft Biennale stresses connection with nature, Jikji legacy
- N.SSign to resume album promotion without Doha
- 搜索
-
- 友情链接
-
- Seoul shares open lower on US losses
- Celltrion merger plan approved by shareholders
- [Herald Interview] Ian Bostridge enjoys incorporating great works of literature into music
- Artifacts with inaccurate information removed from Korean exhibition in Germany
- Asiana to hold board meeting to discuss sale of cargo unit
- Seoul shares hit 7
- 'Seventeenth Heaven' logs record
- Seoul shares open lower on US losses
- Kangwon Land's wellness facilities offer quiet retreat
- Celltrion merger plan approved by shareholders
- Lotte Cinema to screen NBA game
- LG Energy Solution's new residential ESS to hit US market
- [Herald Interview] Park Youn
- 尹 대통령 "국립대병원 중추로 육성" 의료인력 확충 필요성 강조
- Kingdom introduces last of its 7 kingdoms in 7th EP
- Posco International completes EV parts plant in Mexico
- Registration opens for offshore firms' FX trading
- Samsung Bioepis launches Soliris biosimilar in Europe
- Galleries vexed by outdated ban on taking older artwork out of country
- SK gears up for largest
- 김기현 “지역·계층·세대별 민심 여과없이 대통령에 직접 전달”
- [Korean History] 2003, when Korean cinema was at its finest
- 2023 Melon Music Awards to take place Dec. 2
- Geonwonneung to open for public viewing in fall
- Muaz Razaq on being Muslim in South Korea
- [Herald Interview] Rising star conductor Klaus Makela to meet Korean audiences
- Seoul shares close nearly flat on US rate
- 김의겸 "김혜경 법카 유용 의혹, 그 정도 사안은 영장 못 쳐"
- Fifty Fifty's Keena says outsourcing rep stoked bad blood with Attrakt, Fifty Fifty
- Strengthening Vietnam