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South Korea's President is Banned from Leaving the Country

South Korea's President Yoon Suk-Yeol is banned from leaving the country. He is subject to a travel ban in the investigation into the short-lived and surprising state of emergency he declared last week.

South Korea's President is Banned from Leaving the Country

South Korea: Former Defense Minister Arrested

South Korea's former Defense Minister Kim Yong-Hyun is reported to have been arrested following the short-lived state of emergency declared by the president last week. The country's Interior Minister announces his resignation.

South Korea: Former Defense Minister Arrested

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.

South Korea's Yoon in trouble – minister in focus

Protests in Seoul – President Faces Impeachment

South Korea's heavily criticized President Yoon Suk-Yeol is facing demands for resignation following the sudden decision to introduce martial law. The opposition has now formally submitted a proposal to bring Yoon before the national court to the national assembly and in the capital Seoul, protests have erupted.

Protests in Seoul – President Faces Impeachment

USA: 8,000 North Koreans at Ukraine's border

The USA claims that at least 8,000 soldiers from North Korea are in the Kursk region, near Ukraine's border. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj is disappointed with the lack of reaction from Western countries when North Korean soldiers have arrived in Russia.

USA: 8,000 North Koreans at Ukraine's border

USA: North Korean soldiers wear Russian uniforms

The USA's Defense Minister Lloyd Austin claims that soldiers from North Korea sent to Russia have been assigned Russian uniforms and equipped with Russian weapons. .

USA: North Korean soldiers wear Russian uniforms