South Korea's annual parliamentary audit opened Tuesday with sharp partisan clashes over the government's handling of North Korea and Ukraine, as well as the deepening confrontation between the presidential office and the judiciary over a Supreme Court justice nomination. Eight of the National Assembly's 17 standing committees began their annual inspections of government agencies Tuesday, kicking off a three-week audit scheduled to run through Oct. 27. This year's audit is the second since Presi
Parties clash over Ukraine, North Korea and Supreme Court nominee as annual audit kicks off