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South Korea: How spring onions and a handbag sparked political crisis in Asia's fourth-largest economy

2024-12-05 05:46:44| The Economic Times

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, then reversed it hours later. His approval ratings plummeted after scandals involving his wife, a Dior handbag, and a tax issue. A political standoff with the opposition-controlled parliament further weakened his position. The president's attempt to impose martial law was met with protests. His future as president is now uncertain.


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