As of noon Friday, seven ruling party lawmakers had pledged to support impeachment -- leaving the vote up in the air. On Friday, the leader of the Democratic Party, Lee Jae-myung, implored them to ...

Protesters attending a candlelight vigil demanding the impeachment of South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol hold up a banner condemning People Power Party lawmakers who did not participate in the ...

The art world also called for the president's immediate resignation ahead of the re-vote of the impeachment motion against Yoon Suk Yeol's president. In an urgent statement, 638 writers ...

SEOUL, Dec. 13 (UPI) --Embattled South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol saw his approval rating sink to a record low of 11% on Friday ahead of a second impeachment motion over his short-lived ...

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via REUTERS Late on Thursday, six opposition parties led by the Democratic Party submitted a bill for Yoon’s impeachment to parliament. A vote is expected on Saturday, a week after the first one ...

Facing mounting public protests and impeachment attempts, he vowed on Thursday to remain in office despite allegations of rebellion and insurrection. “I will fight to the end,” Mr Yoon ...

The People Power Party (PPP) had initially refused to back impeachment, hoping instead Yoon would resign from office. But its leadership said attempts to persuade him had made no progress.

Mr. Lee called Yoon’s remarks “a declaration of war” against the people. “It proved that impeachment is the fastest and the most effect way to end the confusion,” he said. After Mr. Yoon ...

Yoon’s defiant Thursday morning speech came as the chief of his own party called for his impeachment, with another vote expected Saturday. The embattled president said the purpose of imposing ...

According to a survey conducted by pollster Hangil Research, released on Wednesday, 76.1 percent of respondents supported impeachment, while 21.9 percent opposed it.