South Korea parliament challenges president, lifts martial law order
In a bold move against executive authority, South Korea’s parliament votes to lift martial law, defying President Yoon Suk Yeol. The president accuses opposition members of sympathizing with North Korea, fueling political tensions. This legislative decision underscores deep divides within the government, reflecting the opposition’s significant influence in parliament. As South Korea faces internal and regional uncertainties, the balancing act between national security and democratic values takes center stage.