Lee Jae Myung's administration underwent a partial cabinet reshuffle, including the nomination of Kim Seung-won as justice minister.
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Updated Sep 14
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Lee Jae Myung's administration underwent a partial cabinet reshuffle, including the nomination of Kim Seung-won as justice minister.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Lee Jae-myung nominated Yong Hye-in for the gender equality ministry and Kim Seung-won for the justice minister.Sub-event
- Nominees from different parties compete for ministerial posts, and Kang Hoon chairs the Personnel Committee within the Office of the President.Sub-event
- Kim Seung-won, a nominee, faced scrutiny over alleged politically motivated leaks and requests regarding COVID-19 treatment trials.Sub-event
- Kim Seung-won addresses concerns regarding Lee Jae Myung's cases, while the People Power Party questions his stance.Sub-event
- Kim Yong-beom resigned from his policy role amid a cabinet reshuffle under Lee Jae Myung's administration.Sub-event
Nomination of Kim Seung-won to ministerial post amid reopened police probe into lobbying allegations.1 source
The reshuffle included Kim Seung-won's nomination as justice minister and Kim Yong-beom as policy chief.1 source
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Lee Jae Myung
President of South Korea since 2025
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cabinet
group of high ranking officials, usually representing the executive branch of government
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Kim Seung-won
South Korean politician
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