Yoon’s additional indictments mean he will remain in jail for up to six months as he faces a trial at the Seoul Central District Court on his Dec. 3 martial law declaration.

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Legal terminology will be aligned with Belarus’s military doctrine, and the powers of the president, Security Council, Defense Ministry, and General Staff will be brought into compliance with that ...

On July 30, 2025, Donald Trump reposted a controversial message on Truth Social that’s already sending shockwaves through ...

To understand the history of martial law in the U.S., you’d have to go back to the first time it was enacted in 1814, when then-General Andrew Jackson declared martial law in New Orleans to ...

In April 2025, online users shared a rumor claiming U.S. President Donald Trump would invoke the Insurrection Act of 1807 and then declare martial law — a declaration of rule enforced by military ...

Impeached South Korean president detained over martial law declaration South Korea's anti-corruption agency detains impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over his brief declaration of martial law. Jan 15 ...

This is about power without restraint. As tempting as it is to place full blame on Trump for this full-throttle shift into martial law, he is not the architect of this police state.

General says he trusted Yoon's martial law decision was legitimate Yoon faces impeachment, insurrection charges over martial law Witnesses testify on Yoon's alleged orders to arrest politicians ...

On Dec. 14, the liberal opposition-controlled assembly impeached Yoon and suspended his presidential powers, accusing him of violating the constitution by declaring martial law, deploying troops ...

The martial law that triggered South Korea's biggest political crisis in decades lasted about six hours before lawmakers scaled walls of the National Assembly to vote it down, defying efforts to ...

“Koreans do not want the 1980s option, when martial law and tear gas made forcibly disappeared people painful to so many families,” said Alexis Dudden, a professor of history at the University ...