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South Korea faces political turmoil as impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol confronts potential arrest over allegations of attempting to impose martial law. Rival protests erupted near the presidential residence on January 2, with supporters deeming the arrest illegal and opponents urging his resignation. A court approved an arrest warrant on December 31, potentially making Yoon the first sitting president to be detained during an investigation. The Corruption Investigation Office (CIO) leads the probe, with a January 6 deadline to execute the warrant. Questions remain over security forces’ compliance, intensifying uncertainty in a nation already deeply divided over Yoon’s controversial actions.

Here's Why​ South Korea Might Exempt Men From Mandatory Military Service if They Have More Kids

South Korea is mulling a proposal to exempt men from mandatory military service for those who have three or more children before they turn 30. South Korea has a strict conscription policy, which requires all men between 18 and 28 years to serve in the armed forces. So, why is South Korea considering the exemption? Watch to find out.