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**Breaking News Alert!** South Korea's political landscape is shaking as investigators move to detain impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol over his controversial December 3 martial law declaration. If successful, this would mark the first-ever arrest of a sitting president in the country's history!
Over 3,000 police officers have reportedly surrounded the presidential residence in Seoul, turning the area into a high-stakes standoff. The move follows Yoon's impeachment last month, which critics called a 'blow to democracy' after he temporarily dissolved parliament.
Why it matters: This crisis reflects deepening tensions between South Korea's executive and judicial branches. Young voters and activists have taken to social media, with #KoreanConstitutionalCrisis trending globally. Could this reshape Asia's fourth-largest economy? Stay tuned for updates!
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**Breaking News Alert!** South Korea's political landscape is shaking as investigators move to detain impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol over his controversial December 3 martial law declaration. If successful, this would mark the first-ever arrest of a sitting president in the country's history!
Why it matters: This crisis reflects deepening tensions between South Korea's executive and judicial branches. Young voters and activists have taken to social media, with #KoreanConstitutionalCrisis trending globally. Could this reshape Asia's fourth-largest economy? Stay tuned for updates!
