US EditionMartial law fallout shows South Korea’s military neutrality remains fragile
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Martial law fallout shows South Korea’s military neutrality remains fragile
South Korea’s martial law crisis has revealed a deeply concerning weakness within the country’s military establishment, casting doubt on the institution’s political neutrality and underscoring the urgent need for structural reform. Former President Yoon Suk-yeol’s attempted martial law exposed the alarming ease with which political leaders can exploit military authority for personal ends. His attempt […] The post Martial law fallout shows South …
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