Arrested South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol refuses interrogation
The impeached president reportedly stayed silent during the 10 hours and 40 minutes the CIO interrogated him on Wednesday, after being taken into custody by a joint team of…
The impeached president reportedly stayed silent during the 10 hours and 40 minutes the CIO interrogated him on Wednesday, after being taken into custody by a joint team of…
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The report proposed including equality, human dignity, social justice, and pluralism in its preamble while removing nationalism, socialism, and secularism.
The seven companies are now prohibited from engaging in any import or export activities related to China, and are barred from making new investments in the country.
Mr. Yoon was taken into custody 43 days after he abruptly declared martial law on Dec. 3, throwing the nation into an unprecedented political crisis.
This comes shortly after two bomb attacks in Pattani and Narathiwat that claimed two lives and injured several others.
Mr. Yoon, 64, became the first sitting president in South Korean history to be in custody.
Among the key steps taken recently include consumer subsidies, rate cuts, encouraging homebuyers, more debt, and bonds for buildings.
Mr. Yoon's legal representatives reiterated their claims that the extended court warrant was invalid.