SEOUL — Rising protests against the impeachment, jailing and possible ouster of Korea’s President, Yoon Suk-yeol, reflect ...

The January 17 court riot was sparked by the same rage as laid bare in 2017, with one key difference: this time, it was young ...

Yoon and his legal team have repeatedly invoked far-right claims, without evidence, of a conspiracy between South Korea’s left-wing opposition and Pyongyang as they defend the president from criminal ...

with South Korea’s anti-nuclear and environmental groups leading the charge. The North Korean agents seized on the public outcry, amplifying anti-Japanese sentiment and encouraging protests ...

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Yoon Seok-yeol’s martial law attempt and its far-right supporters highlight the enduring power of authoritarian forces in ...

This protest would be similar ... declaring that there were “anti-state” forces sympathizing with North Korea that threatened to cause South Korea’s downfall. The last time martial law ...

Protests opposing the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol took place across South Korea on Feb. 8, with one of the largest rallies held at Park Jeong-hee Square near Dongdaegu Station in Daegu.

told The Korea Herald during the protests on Jan. 15. “I believe the president when he says that our politics are rigged and is being driven by pro-North, anti-state forces. Moving forward with ...

It is time to examine not only the effects and effectiveness of North Korean troops in combat, but the wider implications for ...

carry messages reflecting Korea’s deepening political divide. The protest method has gained traction, with media coverage increasing in tandem over the last few years. A search on Big Kinds ...