The high cost of South Korea’s short-lived martial law

Posted 2024-12-24, Taipei Times Headlines

By Takatoshi Ito When South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol abruptly declared martial law late on Dec. 3, claiming that it was necessary to enable him to eliminate “anti-state” forces, street protests erupted almost immediately. By the time dawn broke, the South Korean National Assembly had... read full story

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