The impeachment trial of South Korea's suspended president Yoon Suk Yeol marks a critical point in the country’s political landscape, raising questions about constitutional authority and governance.
Yoon's attempt to implement martial law sparked widespread backlash, resulting in his suspension and highlighting the fragility of democratic processes in South Korea amid ongoing instability.
The court will address whether Yoon's declaration of martial law was constitutional and, if deemed unconstitutional, whether it qualifies as insurrection under South Korean law.
As the political crisis deepens, the acting president, Choi Sang-mok, has opted for negotiation over confrontation, reflecting the delicate balance of power and the need for stability.
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