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“It remains to be seen what the political fallout of this brief emergency martial law will be—both domestically & internationally. But #SouthKorea has a robust history of political pluralism & is no stranger to mass protests & swift impeachments." bit.ly/3B0ObFz
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What is going on in South Korea and what does it mean for the region and US foreign policy? All your questions answered, this Friday! With @jyjamespark, @nslavney, and Nathan Park. quincyinst.org/events/the-af…
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Aerial view of protestors outside the National Assembly, demanding the impeachment of Yoon Suk Yeol
More than 1 million South Koreans are expected to gather in front of the National Assembly to protest Yoon Suk Yeol ahead of the second vote on his impeachment mnews.sbs.co.kr/news/endPage…
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Yoon Suk Yeol is trying to usher in another era of dictatorial rule in South Korea. Overlaying his speech with the dictator’s of old, @mbcnews asks the South Korean public, which side of history will you stand on?
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"The PPP now faces a critical juncture: attempt to regain public trust by distancing itself from Yoon and supporting impeachment or risk...potentially look(ing) complicit in the president’s attempted coup," write experts @KaitlynTKing and @nslavney stimson.org/2024/implication…
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BREAKING: Yoon impeachment motion scrapped due to lack of quorum
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It's been quite the week! Check out this 🧵for more @38NorthNK & @StimsonKorea staff coverage of what's been happening in South Korea.
ICYMI: 38 North in the news on #SouthKorea President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law and its immediate overrule by the country's parliament
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With Han on board, the Dems are debating if they should vote on the impeachment bill this evening rather than waiting until Saturday.
Han Dong-hun, leader of Yoon's own party, now supports impeachment.
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A big question as Yoon's impeachment looms: Who are the front runners from the PPP and DP? Lee Jae-myung is currently appealing an indictment for 2022 election meddling. If that appeal fails, he will be banned from running in 2027, which I assume would apply to a snap election?
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The third most popular party in the April election was the National Innovation Party, led by former Justice Minister Cho Kuk under the Moon Jae-in administration. This is extra spicy because Yoon was the prosecutor who forced Cho to resign.
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🔊Research Analyst @nslavney spoke with @NPR @1a on the situation in #SouthKorea and covered both the domestic and international implications for President Yoon's failed martial law declaration. Listen to the full segment 🎧 the1a.org/segments/south-kor…
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What’s going on in #SouthKorea? We’ll look at the reasons behind the President’s attempt to impose martial law and what it shows about the state of democracy in a country that emerged from military rule in 1987. With @NeaveBarker @nslavney @darciedraudt and Prof BJ Kim
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Democratic Party statement: "Lifting martial law won't save Yoon from insurrection charges. He has shown the nation he cannot govern. He must resign immediately".
<대통령 담화에 대한 더불어민주당 입장문> 계엄을 해제한다 해도 내란죄를 피할 수 없습니다. 윤 대통령은 더이상 정상적인 국정운영을 할 수 없음이 온 국민 앞에 명백히 드러났습니다. 자리에서 내려와야 합니다. 즉시 하야하라! 국민의 명령이다! theminjoo.kr/main/sub/news/v…
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White House spokesperson on Yoon Suk Yeol lifting martial law: “We are relieved President Yoon has reversed course on his concerning declaration of martial law and respected the ROK National Assembly’s vote to end it. Democracy is at the foundation of the US-ROK alliance..."
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