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“Yoon and his advisers missed the mark of reading today’s South Korea in many obvious ways.” Choe Sang-Hun is the lead reporter for The Times in Seoul, covering South and North Kore ...

Mr. Yoon said South Korea was overrun with spies from North Korea and China. Lawyers who argued for his ouster on behalf of the National Assembly said the claims by Mr. Yoon were fallacious.