- December 21st, 2024
South Korea finds itself grappling with political instability as its parliament voted on Saturday to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over allegations of insurrection tied to his controversial martial law declaration earlier this month. As tensions mount, both domestically and...
South Korea experienced a seismic political event on December 3 when President Yoon Suk Yeol made an unprecedented declaration of martial law. The move sent shockwaves domestically and reverberated through international diplomatic circles, raising questions about the nation's democratic stability....
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, who briefly declared martial law on Tuesday, December 3, faces mounting criticism and political instability in a turbulent presidency defined by controversy, dwindling public support, and fraught governance. The declaration, citing “anti-state forces” and...
A group of 38 Vietnamese tourists who entered Jeju Island under the visa waiver program has been reported missing after failing to board their return flight, according to local tourism authorities on Tuesday. Their disappearance has raised concerns about potential...
South Korean intelligence authorities have revealed that one of three Chinese students under investigation for illegally filming a U.S. aircraft carrier was previously honored as a model Communist Party member. This revelation has intensified suspicions of Chinese intelligence agency involvement...
South Korea is reeling from an unseasonably intense snowstorm that battered the country for a second consecutive day on Thursday, leaving a trail of disruptions, casualties, and significant economic implications. With flights grounded, transportation paralyzed, and lives lost, the nation...
South Korea remains deeply divided over the prospect of directly supplying arms to Ukraine, even as international calls intensify following reports of North Korean troops bolstering Russia’s war efforts. Recent surveys reveal significant public opposition to such military aid, placing...
Lee Jae-myung, the leader of South Korea’s Democratic Party and a prominent opposition figure, was indicted on Tuesday, November 19, for allegedly misusing more than 100 million won (US$71,900) of public funds during his tenure as governor of Gyeonggi Province...
In the stillness of a crisp autumn night, an eerie cacophony reverberates through this small village near the border with North Korea. The sounds are unsettling: a deep, crackly noise like a giant gong being repeatedly struck; other times, the...
North Korea’s jamming of Global Positioning System (GPS) signals across its border with South Korea continued for the 10th consecutive day on Sunday, heightening regional security concerns. South Korean military officials confirmed the detection of interference in the northern areas...
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