South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared “emergency martial law,” accusing the opposition of anti-state activities and vowing to eradicate pro-North Korean forces. Yoon’s late-night TV address marked the first time martial law has been declared in South Korea since 1980, leading to a ban on political activities and media control. The move has sparked controversy and protests, with lawmakers and citizens denouncing the declaration as unconstitutional amid Yoon’s struggles with low approval ratings and scandals.
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Trump ‘totally committed to Article 5’, NATO chief says after US president casts doubt over collective defence | World News
The head of NATO affirmed Donald Trump's strong commitment to Article 5, despite Trump's earlier reluctance to endorse it directly. At the NATO summit in The Hague, leaders are expected to endorse a higher defense spending goal of 5% of GDP amid rising security concerns from Russia, with discussions also focusing on tensions in the Middle East. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: NATO's head affirmed Donald Trump's strong commitment to the alliance's mutual...
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