South Korea is in a state of shock as its Constitutional Court has unanimously ruled to remove President Yoon Suk-yeol from office following his martial law declaration. This dramatic decision has ignited debates across the nation and beyond, marking a turning point in the country’s political landscape.
According to political analyst Rong Ying, chair professor at Sichuan University, the months of turbulence signal that South Korea is entering a critical transition phase. The spotlight now turns to potential constitutional amendments and moves towards decentralization, paving the way for major reforms. Stay tuned as this political saga unfolds—it could herald a new era in governance! 😮🔍
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Expert: South Korea's political turmoil signals a critical transition
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