South Korea's Latest Political Crisis

Anthony Kuhn, NPR international correspondent in Seoul, dives deep into South Korea's political chaos. He discusses the recent martial law declared by President Yoon Suk Yeol and the backlash it has ignited, including calls for impeachment and public protests. Kuhn highlights the tense atmosphere among lawmakers, military unpreparedness, and historical context affecting the current situation. He also touches on how this turmoil could impact U.S. foreign policy and relations with North Korea, making for a gripping analysis of a nation's crossroads.