Two years into his five-year term as president, Moon Jae-in is in unfamiliar territory.
For the first year and a half of his administration, he enjoyed high popularity. Now as economic issues have become more prominent domestically and progress with North Korea has stalled, his popularity rating is under 50%.
Two years into his five-year term as president, Moon Jae-in is in unfamiliar territory.
For the first year and a half of his administration, he enjoyed high popularity. Now as economic issues have become more prominent domestically and progress with North Korea has stalled, his popularity rating is under 50%.
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