South Korea's Ex-President Yoon Faces Verdict Over Failed Martial Law
South Korea's former president Yoon faces a verdict regarding his involvement in a failed martial law decree, marking a significant moment in a series of cases since the emergency decree plunged the country into political crisis.
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Yoon’s jail cell is a world away from his presidential mansion.
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Insurrection ruling is most consequential in series of cases since emergency decree plunged country into political crisis
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Kuwait and South Korea highlighted more than four decades of ties at an event to mark Kuwait’s National Day on Thursday. Kuwait’s National Day, which falls on Feb. 25, commemorates the day Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah became ruler of Kuwait in 1950. Al-Sabah signed a treaty securing Kuwait’s independence from Britain. Kuwait was a British protectorate until 1961. In his remarks Ammar Maarafi, chargé d'affaires of the Kuwaiti Embassy in Seoul said that since 1979, Kuwait and South Korea have
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