Realmeter

The South Korean president's approval rating has fallen to a new low.

A RealMeter survey has found that over 63 percent of respondents disapprove of Lee Jae-myung's performance as leader.

There has been particular dissatisfaction with his housing policy, with many prospective homebuyers feeling pushed out of urban housing markets.

And finally, new data released by the Eurocontrol Aviation Safety Body shows an uptick in European flights this summer.

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Persecutor to an extent, Witch, and Realmeter, and Sorcerer.

And Sorcerer, yeah, yeah.

I'm, I'm looking at all the avatars right now to, to, to, to take effect.

This survey had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points at a 95% confidence level.

According to RealMeter surveys, the PPP's approval has been on a downward trend since the second week of June, when it overtook the Democratic parties in the wake of the June 3rd local elections very briefly.

Professor Myers, what's behind the conservative party's falling approval rating here? And how much of that of the fall in the ratings is hampering or will hamper the ability of party leader Jang Dong-hyuk to lead the conservatives?

Well, you know, I don't think that the PPP has benefited from linking its brand, if you will, to the demonstrations at the Olympic Park Stadium, which, of course, began after the June 3rd local elections.