South Korea’s parliament votes to impeach president as crowds cheer, but future is uncertain
South Korea’s parliament impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over his stunning and short-lived martial law decree, as jubilant crowds roared to celebrate another defiant moment in the country’s resilient democracy.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz will call on Germany's parliament on Monday to declare it has no confidence in him, taking the first ...
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K-pop light sticks, Christmas lights and even Santa Claus outfits have taken over daily protests demanding the ouster of ...
South Korea will maintain its foreign policy direction, and its diplomatic efforts to engage with the incoming Donald Trump administration will remain steadfast despite President Yoon Suk Yeol's ...
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South Korean authorities to continue monitoring financial marketsSEOUL, Dec 16 (Reuters) - South Korea's finance ministry said on Monday authorities would continue monitoring financial ...
The phone is suspected to contain evidence of communications related to the short-lived martial law. Read more at ...
The political paralysis could be particularly destabilizing as South Korea prepares for a Trump White House and renewed ...
U.S. lawmakers and diplomatic officials stressed the need for close cooperation among the United States, South Korea and ...
Korea Joongang Daily on MSN3d
U.S.-Korea-Japan forum put on hold as political turmoil continues in SeoulA planned trilateral forum between South Korea, the United States and Japan was postponed due to "unforeseen circumstances," ...
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