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French Government Falls in Historic No-Confidence Vote In an unprecedented political event, France’s government under Prime Minister Michel Barnier collapsed following a successful no-confidence vote in the National Assembly. This marks the first time since 1962 that a French government has been toppled by such a motion, highlighting deep divisions over economic policies and governance style. The vote was initiated after Barnier attempted to force through a social security budget bill without parliamentary approval, igniting fierce opposition from both the left-wing New Popular Front and Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally. The outcome has plunged France into further political uncertainty, with President Emmanuel Macron now faced with the challenge of forming a new government or potentially reshuffling his cabinet to navigate the country’s fiscal challenges amidst this crisis.

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South Korea in Political Limbo: Martial Law Reversed, Impeachment Looms for President Yoon In a dramatic turn of events in South Korea, President Yoon Suk Yeol’s short-lived declaration of martial law has been overturned by a unanimous vote in the National Assembly, reflecting a swift and unified backlash from both political parties and the public. The decision came after a night of tension where military forces were mobilized to enforce the decree, which aimed at curbing what Yoon described as ‘anti-state forces.’ However, this move backfired, leading to widespread protests and calls for his resignation. In the aftermath, opposition parties have moved to impeach Yoon, citing his attempt at martial law as an unconstitutional act. The ruling People’s Power Party has seen a significant internal rift, with its leader criticizing the move, suggesting a possible shake-up in cabinet positions. The international community, particularly South Korea’s allies like the United States, have expressed relief over the resolution but remain watchful of the unfolding political stability.

South Korean protesters are marching towards the presidential palace

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South Korean Military to Enforce Martial Law Despite Parliamentary Vote to End It The South Korean military has announced it will continue enforcing martial law nationwide until President Yoon Suk Yeol formally lifts the declaration. This decision comes despite the South Korean Parliament voting to terminate the martial law proclamation, which had suspended political activities and imposed strict controls. The ongoing enforcement underscores a significant power struggle between the presidency and legislative authority, raising concerns about escalating tensions within South Korea’s democratic framework. @rageintel

South Korean parliament voted to lift martial law. The president will be impeached.

Full Text of Martial Law Declaration in South Korea To protect liberal democracy and safeguard the safety of citizens from the threat of anti-state forces operating within the Republic of Korea, the following measures are declared across the nation: 1. Prohibition of Political Activities: All political activities, including the operation of the National Assembly and local councils, political party activities, political associations, assemblies, and demonstrations, are prohibited. 2. Ban on Subversive Acts and Propaganda: Any acts that deny or seek to overthrow the liberal democratic system, as well as the dissemination of fake news, manipulation of public opinion, and false propaganda, are prohibited. 3. Media Control: All media and publications will be subject to the control of the Martial Law Command. 4. Ban on Strikes and Social Unrest: Strikes, slowdowns, and assemblies that incite social unrest are prohibited. 5. Mandatory Return of Medical Personnel: All medical personnel, including resident doctors currently on strike or who have abandoned their posts, must return to their duties and fully resume work within 48 hours. Failure to comply will result in punishment under martial law. 6. Enforcement Measures: Violators of this proclamation will be subject to arrest, detention, and search and seizure without a warrant. The government emphasizes that these measures are necessary to ensure the safety and stability of the Republic of Korea during this critical time. Follow our Telegram channel: https://t.me/rageintel