Sumi Terry

Nathan Park, a fellow at the Sejong Institute, and Sumi Terry, director at the Wilson Center, unpack the political landscape of South Korea following the election of President Yoon Seok-yul. They discuss his controversial anti-feminist stance and how it resonates with young voters facing housing difficulties. The conversation dives into the rising conservative sentiments linking South Korea's issues to similar movements in the U.S. Additionally, they explore the challenges Yoon faces with North Korea amid growing geopolitical tensions.