South Korea's first SCIA chief attends Cabinet meeting amid neutrality concerns

Kim Ji-yong, the inaugural head of South Korea's Serious Crime Investigation Agency (SCIA), attended a Cabinet meeting, raising concerns about political neutrality. The move is unprecedented for an investigative agency chief and may signal government influence over the new body. The implications for judicial independence and political balance are uncertain.

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