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What South Korea’s impeachment battle means for US security alliance

A crowd celebrates after hearing that South Korea's parliament voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol, outside the National Assembly in Seoul, Dec. 14, 2024. The signs read,
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South Korean parliament votes to impeach president over his martial law order

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South Korean President Yoon’s impeachment inches closer. But Mr. Yoon won’t quit.

In ‘new crisis era,’ Tokyo needs help from Seoul and DC. Can it count on them?

This Delhi cop wants to ‘spread goodness and happiness.’ So he set up a school.

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Why is the Chinese military deployment around Taiwan the largest in years?

They thwarted martial law. But South Koreans say the fight for democracy is not over.

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South Korean President Avoids Impeachment: What’s Next?

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South Korea’s president imposed martial law. Now comes a push to impeach him.

Martial law for a moment: What just happened in South Korea

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After a month of calm, China harasses Philippine patrol in the South China Sea

In Delhi, life beats on under toxic smog. But residents say this year is different.

Marco Rubio wants to take a hard line on China. Will Trump let him?

Hong Kong court locks up a generation of pro-democracy leaders

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Most Australians favor banning kids from social media sites. But will it work?