News about Park Geun-hye

On Tuesday, South Korea's opposition party chief Lee Jae-myung was assaulted while visiting Busan, South Korea's southern port city. During a question and answer session with reporters, the 59-year-old politician had been touring the building site of a new airport on Gadeok Island when he was stabbed in the neck. At the hospital, the assassinant was arrested.

On Wednesday morning, BBC presenter Ben Boulos was interrupted live on television by a man who had mistakenly mistaken him for a student. When the funny encounter took place in Birmingham, the news anchor, who was wearing a hi-vis jacket, was delivering a segment from a market hall. A lost man could be seen wandering around behind Ben, 39, who was worried about the inflation rate on food prices ahead of Christmas.

Y’all remember the BBC Dad?? This was way back in 2017, three years before anyone was doing interviews on their home computers. When his babies GOT LOOSE, Robert E. Kelly, a professor of political science at Pusan National University, was doing an interview from his home in South Korea. Marion, Kelly's 4-year-old daughter, opened the door to his office, followed by his 9-month-old son James, who was accompanied by a walker on his walk. As Kelly began to continue his extremely serious discussion, sharing his findings on South Korean President Park Geun-hye's impeachment, the kids started playing like it was their office. It was already comedy gold, but when his panicked wife came in to try to wrangle the kids, crouching the whole time like she was less visible that way? Perfection.