South Korea: PM nominee stands down in ethics row

The nominees to be South Korea’s prime minister and two other Cabinet members resigned amid growing controversy over their ethical standards and alleged misconduct.

The nominees to be South Korea’s prime minister and two other Cabinet members resigned amid growing controversy over their ethical standards and alleged misconduct.

Earlier this month, President Lee Myung-bak named Kim Tae-ho, a former provincial governor, as his new prime minister in part of a Cabinet reshuffle.

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