World News
President Yoon Banned from Leaving South Korea
The South Korean government has issued an overseas travel ban on President Yoon Suk Yeol amid an ongoing investigation into allegations of high treason. The announcement, first reported by Yonhap News Agency, marks a significant escalation in political tensions within the country.
The investigation follows a controversial decision by Yoon to impose martial law last Tuesday night. The move, which took the nation by surprise, was met with widespread political resistance, forcing the president to repeal the order within hours.
On Saturday, an opposition-led motion to impeach the 63-year-old leader failed in parliament, but calls for his resignation persist. Public pressure continues to mount as the political crisis deepens.
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