The Constitutional Court of Korea, currently deliberating suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment trial after seven weeks of hearings, faced a fresh challenge following Yoon’s sudden ...

Before Vice President Sara Duterte can set her sights on the presidency in 2028, she must first survive her impeachment trial While charming the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Hong Kong ...

Yoon, 64, remains suspended from his duties, and his criminal and impeachment trials continue over his short-lived imposition of martial law on December 3. The Seoul Central District Court ...

Yoon remains suspended from his duties and still faces ongoing criminal and impeachment trials. He was seen bowing to cheering supporters, who were waving Korean and US flags, as he walked out of ...

The Democratic Party argued that the ruling should be kept separate from the impeachment trial and would remain unaffected, while urging the prosecution to appeal the court’s decision immediately.

Yoon remains suspended from his duties, and his criminal and impeachment trials continue over his short-lived martial law imposition on Dec. 3. The Seoul Central District Court canceled Yoon's ...

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This was the remark of former Commission on Elections Chairman Christian Monsod when he was asked in a forum on Friday if the Senate session break is an excuse to delay the impeachment trial of ...

This triggers an impeachment trial in the Senate. If two-thirds or more of the Senate vote to convict, the president is removed from office, though this has never happened in American history.

The hearings in his impeachment trial at the Constitutional Court concluded in late February, and that court is expected to rule soon on whether to formally remove him from office or reinstate him.