연합뉴스5/24/2026PoliticsSouth Korea
Ruling, opposition parties clash over President Lee's criticism of Starbucks, Ilbe
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- South Korean political parties are in a heated debate over President Lee's recent criticisms of Starbucks' "Siren Day" marketing and the online community Ilbe.
- The conservative opposition calls it "incitement" and "national violence," while the ruling party defends it as representing public anger.
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South Korean political parties are in a heated debate over President Lee's recent criticisms of Starbucks' "Siren Day" marketing and the online community Ilbe. The conservative opposition calls it "incitement" and "national violence," while the ruling party defends it as representing public anger.
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