Prime Minister's party set to be largest in Thailand's parliamentary elections
Thailand's conservative Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's party looks set to be the largest in Sunday's new parliamentary elections, forecasts show.
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Clashes when police try to arrest former president
South Korean police trying to arrest the suspended President Yoon Suk-Yeol have clashed with people protecting Yoon's residence.
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Demonstrators in Seoul refuse to give up: "Unforgivable"
The news that South Korea's President Yoon Suk-Yeol avoids impeachment was met with dismay on Seoul's streets. I am deeply disappointed and shocked that this could happen, says demonstrator Mingyeong Sung.
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The President Escapes Impeachment After Boycott
Too few parliament members were present, thereby South Korea's President Yoon Suk-Yeol avoided impeachment. Members from the President's party left the chamber before the vote and then it was impossible to achieve the two-thirds majority required.
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Fear of a new state of emergency in South Korea
Thousands are demonstrating to demand that South Korea's President Yoon Suk-Yeol be held accountable. But there is also anxiety ahead of Saturday's vote on the issue. Who knows what he'll come up with, says Yi, one of the Seoul residents who has taken to the streets in anger.
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Demonstrators in Seoul: "Too angry to sleep"
Demonstrators in South Korea defy the cold and spend the night outside the parliament in anger. We'll leave when the president has resigned, says one of them to TT.
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South Korea's Yoon in trouble – minister in focus
South Korea's President Yoon Suk-Yeol has not appeared since he shook the country with a military emergency decree. The opposition demands impeachment and resignations. The outgoing Defense Minister – who has made a public apology – is at the center and risks severe penalties.
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