Ahn Cheol-soo stepped down as chair of the People Power Party’s (PPP) innovation committee last week, just five days after ...

T he People Power Party (PPP), which espouses liberal democracy as its guiding principle and core identity, is the ruling party in South Korea. It dates back to the Democratic Liberal Party (1990 ...

The tumultuous national convention of the People Power Party (PPP) ended with former interim leader Han Dong-hoon’s victory. The governing party was supposed to reshape it by first reflecting on its ...

On December 23, 2022, the ruling conservative People Power Party (PPP) in South Korea, currently in power after the election of President Yoon Suk-yeol, changed the voting rules for selecting a ...

The main opposition People Power Party on Tuesday condemned China Energy Engineering Corporation's participation in Korea’s ...

Yoon's People Power Party and affiliates would take only 85-100 seats, according to the poll. Another poll by cable network JTBC projected that the Democratic Party and its allies would take ...

The opposition controls 192 seats, needing an additional eight votes from the president's People Power Party to pass the motion -- with Han's remarks Friday making the impeachment appear more likely.

Yoon’s People Power Party has 108 lawmakers. Han leads a minority faction within the ruling party, and 18 lawmakers in his faction voted with opposition lawmakers to overturn Yoon’s martial ...

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South Korea's People Power Party's presidential election candidate Kim Moon Soo, left, submits documents to register as a candidate to run in the June 3 presidential election, at the National ...

After the victories of the People Power Party in the Seoul and Busan mayoral elections, optimism is with the PPP. Moon’s approval rating has dropped below 40 percent, ...

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