South Korea's Lee appoints special inspector to probe first family corruption allegations

President Lee Jae Myung has appointed a special inspector to investigate corruption allegations involving his family and aides, a move that signals an escalation in domestic political scrutiny. The appointment is a notable shift from his previous stance, as it directly addresses ongoing accusations. The investigation's scope and independence remain uncertain, but it could impact Lee's political standing and governance.

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