Ruling party lawmaker shows up at Yoon residence to block president’s arrest
A ruling People Power Party lawmaker went to the residence of President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday morning in an apparent bid to stop law enforcement attempts to detain the suspended president in a martial law investigation.
Han Dong-hoon resigned from his position as leader of the ruling People Power Party on Monday. Han had received vehement calls for his resignation from party members aligned with President ...
Han Dong Hoon, the leader of Yoon's People Power Party, resigned Monday morning. He had wavered in his support for Yoon, the embattled president who declared a short-lived martial law earlier ...
People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon made the remarks one day after saying he would rally efforts to block the passage of the impeachment motion against Yoon, who is facing growing pressure ...
SEOUL -- South Korea's police special forces were searching the building of the ruling People Power Party in central Seoul ...
Remembering that history makes the peaceful transfer of power that Biden is promising seems less a rote exercise than a ...
Find yourself in a marquee on a Saturday afternoon where there's a bar with wine and beer, gags being cracked, and speeches being made and you might think it's a wedding. But the marquee at Chelmsford ...
Heading into the new year, South Korea’s ruling People Power Party apologized over the political mess caused by now-suspended ...
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