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Special Prosecutor Team Investigates Presidential Residence Relocation, Summons Former Ministers

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Special Prosecutor Investigates Former Minister Lee Sang-min for Alleged Budget Misappropriation
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Politique·04.06.2026Résumé IA

Special Prosecutor Investigates Former Minister Lee Sang-min for Alleged Budget Misappropriation

South Korea's special prosecutor has summoned former Interior Minister Lee Sang-min for questioning over alleged illegal diversion of 2.8 billion won in ministry funds to an unqualified company for the presidential residence relocation project. The probe also seeks to determine if higher-ups, including former President Yoon Suk-yeol, were involved.

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Corruption Investigation Agency Questions Former Special Prosecutor Aide in Unification Church Probe
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Politique·02.06.2026Résumé IA

Corruption Investigation Agency Questions Former Special Prosecutor Aide in Unification Church Probe

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South Korea Court Increases Former President Yoon's Sentence to 7 Years for Obstructing Justice

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