Martial Law and Political Turmoil in South Korea

This chapter explores the controversial martial law announcement by South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, which raised alarms about democracy and prompted a swift rejection from parliament. It highlights the miscalculations made by the president, the unexpected military responses, and the public outcry that thwarted his authoritarian ambitions. Additionally, the chapter contrasts South Korea's political landscape with recent events in the U.S., including discussions on Hunter Biden's pardoning and Charles Kushner's appointment as ambassador.