How the coronavirus is shaking up Asia’s political order
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If there’s a world leader having a worse year than Moon Jae-in, South Korea’s president would sure love to meet them.
Even before the coronavirus arrived on Korean shores, Moon’s 33-month-old administration faced swelling protests over his policies, an economy teetering on the edge of recesion and a Trump administration shaking down Seoul for protection money. But it’s Moon’s mishandling of the respiratory illness panicking the nation of 50 million that could be his undoing.
More than 1.4 million Koreans have signed an online petition calling for his impeachment. Among the gripes: the charge that Moon was too slow to ban visitors from China, putting commercial ties with Beijing ahead of public safety. Moon entered 2020 in lame-duck territory; he’s ending the second month of the year fighting for his political life.
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