Daily life in Seoul ticks on, but in shock, after six hour martial law drama
South Koreans went to offices, businesses and schools as usual on Wednesday with scarcely any visible signs in the capital ...
South Koreans just saved their democracy. That should make Americans hopeful.
The events in South Korea offer a reminder that, in the end, the people themselves are the last bulwark of democracy.
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South Koreans Prove Democracy Can Survive in the Face of Authoritarianism
Offering a model for resisting authoritarianism, South Korean activists say they will “fight for democracy at any ...
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South Korea: Parliament introduced a motion to impeach Yoon, defence minister offered to resign
South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law for the first time since 1980. Within hours, chaos began to unfold as police scuffled with protesters and soldiers flew in on military ...
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South Korean president faces impeachment, treason charges
Soon after South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol lifted his imposition of martial law early Wednesday, opposition parties ...
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South Korea: President Yoon faces impeachment after martial law fiasco; markets under pressure
South Koreans seem to be recovering after the briz of Korean President Yoon that also brought tensions on the stock market and currency. The central bank and the government have assured their support.