South Korean president-elect Yoon clashed with Moon as chief prosecutor

Yoon Suk Yeol, who is projected to be South Korea's next president, was until a year ago the nation's chief prosecutor, a position he quit after clashing with the government of current President Moon Jae In over its prosecutorial reform drive.His fierce resistance to reforming the nation's powerful system of prosecution earned the career prosecutor support among conservatives as a "symbol" of opposition to Moon's liberal administration.As a newcomer to politics, Yoon has been criticized for lacking a clear political vision other than opposing Moon's policies. But calling for a change of gov…READ FULL ARTICLE