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18:36Seoul’s diplomacy, security rocked by political turmoil
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18:36Army chief claims he learned of martial law from Yoon’s TV address
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18:22Culture Minister Yu In-chon urges focus on cultural goals amid crisis, resumes activities
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18:08Ador files legal action to confirm validity of contract with NewJeans
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18:04In Yoon's martial law speech, a window into his troubling worldview
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17:37[Herald Interview] Gong Yoo of 'The Trunk' says he wanted to explore darker sides of love
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17:23[Career Compass] Fun, fascinating and frustrating!
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17:23Ex-martial law commander Park An-su draws attention for past appearance on reality TV show ‘Real Man’
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17:19Citibank Korea hosts annual seminar on digital finance
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17:01How Yoon’s fate could unfold under 4 scenarios
Politics
Yoon impeachment vote looms large
The main opposition Democratic Party of Korea announced Thursday that an impeachment motion against President Yoon Suk Yeol will be put to a vote on Saturday. The opposition-majority National Assembly seeks to hold Yoon accountable for what they describe as an act of insurrection following his brief martial law declaration earlier this week. In the 300-member National Assembly, a motion to impeach a South Korean president requires at least 200 votes regardless of how many lawmakers are present a