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Motion To Impeach South Korean President Who Imposed Martial Law Fails
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol escaped impeachment Saturday over his brief declaration of martial law, after lawmakers from his ruling party boycotted a vote despite huge protests outside parliament.
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South Korea President Apologises But Doesn't Resign Over Martial Law Fiasco
South Korea's embattled President Yoon Suk Yeol apologised but stopped short of resigning Saturday over his declaration of martial law, with a vote to impeach him hours away and mass street protests planned in Seoul.
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South Korea Police Investigate President Amid Impeachment Call Over Martial Law: Top Points
Trouble seems to be mounting for South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol, as lawmakers began the impeachment proceedings against him following a bungled imposition of martial law that brought thousands of protesters to the streets.
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South Korean Opposition Submits Motion To Impeach President Yoon: 10 Facts
The lawmakers of South Korea's opposition coalition on Wednesday moved a motion in the Asian country's Parliament to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol after his shocking imposition of martial law that brought thousands of protesters to the streets.
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After Martial Law Chaos, South Korea President Faces Impeachment Calls
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol shocked the country and declared martial law on Tuesday night, but backtracked hours after lawmakers defied security forces to vote against his declaration and thousands of protesters took to the streets.
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Highlights: South Korean Opposition Move To Impeach President After Martial Law Bid
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol abandoned a short-lived attempt to impose martial law on Wednesday after lawmakers defied security forces to vote against his declaration and thousands of protesters took to the streets.
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Much Of South Korea's Climate Goals "Unconstitutional", Rules Court
South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled Thursday that much of the country's climate goals were unconstitutional, handing a landmark victory to young environmental activists, who wept for joy on the court steps.
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South Korea To Take Legal Action Against Doctors For Walkout
South Korea's health minister said on Monday authorities will start inspecting hospitals in order to take legal action against trainee doctors who have ignored an ultimatum to end a walkout over government plans to increase medical school admissions.
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Hundreds Of South Korea Doctors Resign Amid Row With Government
South Korea says it has one of the lowest doctor-to-population ratios among developed countries, and the government is pushing hard to increase the number of doctors, partly to help a fast-ageing society.
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South Korea Scrambles Fighter Jets After Chinese, Russian Warplanes Approach
Seoul registered its protest with Beijing about the planes entering its air defence zone without giving any notice.
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Iranian Climber Apologizes On Instagram For Competing Without Hijab
Iranian climber Elnaz Rekabi, who competed in South Korea on Sunday without wearing a hijab, has offered an apology, saying that she had competed without a hijab accidentally.
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South Korean Truckers Say Strike Is A Fight For Livelihood
The truckers are striking for the seventh day on Monday, protesting against rising fuel prices and demanding minimum pay guarantees.
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Samsung’s Chip Production in China Impacted Following Trucker Strike in South Korea: KITA
Samsung’s chip production in China has been impacted following a trucker strike in South Korea, which is blocking exports of a key material, said the Korea International Trade Association (KITA). It has beenreported that the company a week's worth of shipments have already been delayed.
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A "Squid Games" Workers' Protest In South Korea Demands Job Security
The Seoul city government said on Thursday it had filed a police complaint against members of South Korea's main labour group who, wearing outfits of megahit "Squid Game", defied COVID-19 curbs to protest for more jobs and better work conditions.
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South Korea Aims To Move World Court Over Japan's Fukushima Water Decision
South Korean President Moon Jae-in ordered officials to explore moving an international court over Japan's decision to release water from its Fukushima nuclear plant, his spokesman said, amid protests by fisheries and environmental groups.
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Motion To Impeach South Korean President Who Imposed Martial Law Fails
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol escaped impeachment Saturday over his brief declaration of martial law, after lawmakers from his ruling party boycotted a vote despite huge protests outside parliament.
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South Korea President Apologises But Doesn't Resign Over Martial Law Fiasco
South Korea's embattled President Yoon Suk Yeol apologised but stopped short of resigning Saturday over his declaration of martial law, with a vote to impeach him hours away and mass street protests planned in Seoul.
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South Korea Police Investigate President Amid Impeachment Call Over Martial Law: Top Points
Trouble seems to be mounting for South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol, as lawmakers began the impeachment proceedings against him following a bungled imposition of martial law that brought thousands of protesters to the streets.
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South Korean Opposition Submits Motion To Impeach President Yoon: 10 Facts
The lawmakers of South Korea's opposition coalition on Wednesday moved a motion in the Asian country's Parliament to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol after his shocking imposition of martial law that brought thousands of protesters to the streets.
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After Martial Law Chaos, South Korea President Faces Impeachment Calls
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol shocked the country and declared martial law on Tuesday night, but backtracked hours after lawmakers defied security forces to vote against his declaration and thousands of protesters took to the streets.
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Highlights: South Korean Opposition Move To Impeach President After Martial Law Bid
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol abandoned a short-lived attempt to impose martial law on Wednesday after lawmakers defied security forces to vote against his declaration and thousands of protesters took to the streets.
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Much Of South Korea's Climate Goals "Unconstitutional", Rules Court
South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled Thursday that much of the country's climate goals were unconstitutional, handing a landmark victory to young environmental activists, who wept for joy on the court steps.
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South Korea To Take Legal Action Against Doctors For Walkout
South Korea's health minister said on Monday authorities will start inspecting hospitals in order to take legal action against trainee doctors who have ignored an ultimatum to end a walkout over government plans to increase medical school admissions.
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Hundreds Of South Korea Doctors Resign Amid Row With Government
South Korea says it has one of the lowest doctor-to-population ratios among developed countries, and the government is pushing hard to increase the number of doctors, partly to help a fast-ageing society.
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South Korea Scrambles Fighter Jets After Chinese, Russian Warplanes Approach
Seoul registered its protest with Beijing about the planes entering its air defence zone without giving any notice.
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Iranian Climber Apologizes On Instagram For Competing Without Hijab
Iranian climber Elnaz Rekabi, who competed in South Korea on Sunday without wearing a hijab, has offered an apology, saying that she had competed without a hijab accidentally.
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South Korean Truckers Say Strike Is A Fight For Livelihood
The truckers are striking for the seventh day on Monday, protesting against rising fuel prices and demanding minimum pay guarantees.
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Samsung’s Chip Production in China Impacted Following Trucker Strike in South Korea: KITA
Samsung’s chip production in China has been impacted following a trucker strike in South Korea, which is blocking exports of a key material, said the Korea International Trade Association (KITA). It has beenreported that the company a week's worth of shipments have already been delayed.
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A "Squid Games" Workers' Protest In South Korea Demands Job Security
The Seoul city government said on Thursday it had filed a police complaint against members of South Korea's main labour group who, wearing outfits of megahit "Squid Game", defied COVID-19 curbs to protest for more jobs and better work conditions.
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South Korea Aims To Move World Court Over Japan's Fukushima Water Decision
South Korean President Moon Jae-in ordered officials to explore moving an international court over Japan's decision to release water from its Fukushima nuclear plant, his spokesman said, amid protests by fisheries and environmental groups.
