South Korea appoints Lee Hyoung-il as new finance chief in cabinet reshuffle
Both outlets reported the appointment of Lee Hyoung-il as South Korea's new finance chief as part of a cabinet reshuffle. Dunya News framed the reshuffle as an effort by President Lee Jae Myung's administration to revitalize its international policy momentum, while the Business Recorder provided a more neutral account, focusing on the official announcement and the specific roles Lee Hyoung-il was assigned.
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South Korea names veteran technocrat Lee Hyoung-il as new finance chief in cabinet reshuffle
SEOUL: South Korea unveiled a major cabinet reshuffle on Sunday, naming First Vice Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il as the new deputy prime minister and minister of economy and finance. The administration also tapped ruling Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Seung-won to lead the Ministry of Justice, and named Kang Shin-chul, former deputy commander of the South Korea-US Combined Forces Command, as th...
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South Korea names veteran technocrat Lee Hyoung-il as new finance chief in cabinet reshuffle
The reshuffle of the cabinet comes as President Lee Jae Myung's administration seeks to revitalize its international policy momentum
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