#south-korea-politics

#south-korea-politics

The martial law declaration in South Korea showcases a self-coup attempt similar to the US Capitol attack, raising concerns about democratic integrity.

South Korea's President Yoon faces impeachment following his controversial declaration of martial law, causing political unrest and calls for his resignation.

President Yoon remains in office after the impeachment vote failed due to his party's boycott, despite political pressure following his martial law declaration.

Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment hearings center on his controversial martial law declaration, with significant implications for South Korea's political landscape.

Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment leaves South Korea without strong leadership amid threats from North Korea and deepening domestic divisions.

Interim Prime Minister Han Duck-soo's lack of a popular mandate may hinder effective governance during this political crisis.

Democratic Party is considering an impeachment bill against acting President Han Duck-soo due to frustration over lack of action on special investigations.