South Korean prosecutors have indicted the impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over his imposition of martial law, Yonhap news ...

South Korea’s president Yoon Suk Yeol has finally ... Campbell says Mr Yoon "badly misjudged" his decision to declare martial law, which was "deeply problematic" and "illegitimate." ...

“If President Yoon hadn’t declared martial law, the country would already be in the hands of North Korea!” he shouted. Christianity in South Korea traces its origins to the northern regions ...

South Korean ... On Dec. 3, Yoon declared martial law, vowing to get rid of "anti-state" forces. Yoon also accused the country’s parliament of sympathizing with North Korea.

His detention ended a weekslong political standoff and hand-wringing over what South Korea should do with a leader who declared martial law last month ... that if they did, they would be ...

SEOUL — Yoon Suk Yeol became South Korea’s first sitting president ... turbulent events following Yoon’s decision to declare martial law last month in an effort to exert political control ...

This was the first time martial law was declared ... South Korea's Constitutional Court has opened the impeachment trial on Jan. 14 against Yoon, but adjourned it to Jan. 16 after Yoon did not ...

In hindsight, analysts say it hinted at how Yoon, now impeached and under investigation over his short-lived declaration of martial law ... U.S.-South Korea alliance, once asking why the U.S ...

“I decided to respond to the Corruption Investigation Office,” Yoon said, adding that he did not ... when he declared martial law saying it was needed to safeguard South Korea “from the ...

not only declared martial law in violation of the ... Yoon when he takes office -- that's why [officials] wanted to arrest Yoon right away." South Korea's Constitutional Court has 180 days to ...