For the moment

Published December 8, 2024 - 7:32 p.m.

The governing People Power Party (PPP) led by Han Dong-hoon managed to rescue President Yoon Suk Yeol from the crisis of being impeached by the majority Democratic Party for declaring martial law out of the blue. But the episode will surely make Yoon suffer a lame duck presidency, or worse, down the road. [PARK YONG-SEOK]

For the moment

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For the moment

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PPP lawmaker tells U.S. House Coupang data breach action was not discriminatory

4 PPP lawmakers indicted on obstruction charges for allegedly blocking Yoon’s arrest after martial law

Special counsel’s expanded insurrection timeline raises stakes for lawmakers who opposed Yoon’s impeachment

Yoon, ex-security adviser indicted over efforts to justify martial law to allies

See more articles

Sogang University data breach exposes 180,000 student, staff accounts

Lee urges Korean Peninsula peace talks involving United States, China in Liberation Day address

Korean ruling, opposition parties condemn Japanese officials’ Yasukuni Shrine visits

Korea dismisses chief trade negotiator as U.S. pressure mounts

Lee vows to honor Korea’s independence heroes on Liberation Day

Appeals court allows secrecy over Cambodian meth supplier’s return, cites evidence destruction fears

Japanese prime minister sends Yasukuni offering but avoids controversial shrine visit

Baek In-chun, the only .400 hitter in Korean baseball history, dies at 83