Political Turmoil in South Korea

This chapter examines the ongoing political turmoil in South Korea, where a leader's characterization of legislative opposition as dictatorship highlights a deeper constitutional crisis. Through discussions of coups, impeachment attempts, and ministerial resignations, it analyzes the legitimacy of presidential power and the importance of parliamentary procedure. The chaotic atmosphere reveals a struggle for authority and governance, shedding light on a complex situation often overlooked by Western media.