President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating dropped to 52 percent according to a Gallup Korea poll, marking the second consecutive weekly decline. This follows a previous rating of 54 percent. Disapproval increased by 2 percentage points to 37 percent, with economic concerns such as currency weakness and real estate policies cited as major factors. Support for Lee was strongest in the southwestern regions of Gwangju and Jeolla at 77 percent, but lowest among young adults aged 18-29 at 38 percent. The ruling Democratic Party's approval rating fell to 40 percent, while the opposition People Power Party's rose to 26 percent.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data about President Lee's approval rating without overtly favoring any political side. It reports both the decline in approval and the increase in disapproval, provides demographic breakdowns, and mentions the performance of both the ruling and opposition parties. There






