South Korea Moves to Arrest Impeached President Yoon

The transcript discusses a political crisis in South Korea, focusing on President Yun Sokuo's declaration of martial law and the subsequent legal and constitutional challenges. An arrest warrant has been issued, leading to a standoff between police, investigators, and Yun's supporters. The Constitutional Court is deliberating on Yun's impeachment, while the country faces multiple crises, including an economic downturn and the aftermath of an airline disaster. The situation is fluid, with potential developments expected before the warrant expires.

What event triggered the crisis in South Korea?

• Economic downturn

• Declaration of martial law

• Natural disaster

• International conflict

How many times did President Yun refuse to meet with investigators?

• Three times

• Twice

• Once

• Four times

What did Yun's legal team claim about the arrest warrant?

• It was valid

• It was illegal and invalid

• It was unnecessary

• It was already expired

What is the role of the Constitutional Court in this crisis?

• To issue arrest warrants

• To uphold or dismiss the impeachment

• To manage police operations

• To negotiate with Yun's supporters

What is the time frame for the Constitutional Court to rule on the impeachment?

• Within a month or two

• Within a week

• By the end of the year

• No specific time frame

What other crisis is South Korea dealing with alongside the constitutional crisis?

• Natural calamity

• Economic sanctions

• Jeju Airlines disaster

• Cyber attack

What is the primary task for the next administration in South Korea?

• Negotiate international treaties

• Restore confidence and order

• Implement new economic policies

• Increase military spending