Mobilization for 'Yoon Again' After the Insurrection? [Hankyoreh Prism]
The recent legal judgments regarding a state of emergency and the mobilization of military and police under former President Yoon Seok-yeol raise concerns about the implications for those involved and the victims of insurrection.
Teacher Salaries: The Opposition Pushes a Law to Declare an Emergency and Add Up to $119,000 per Position
Argentinian opposition lawmakers propose a bill to declare a five-year educational salary emergency aimed at boosting teacher salaries amid ongoing economic challenges.
Special Prosecutor Also Appeals Life Sentence for Former President Yoon Regarding State of Emergency in South Korea
The special prosecutor has filed an appeal against the life sentence given to former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol for his role in a state of emergency declared in December 2024, citing errors in fact and law.
Trump's Tariffs Stopped: 'A Feeling Like After a Gold Medal'
A coalition of a law professor, a leading attorney, and a wine importer succeeded in overturning many of Trump's emergency tariffs, marking a significant Supreme Court ruling.
Hochul suspends New York liquor law to let bars open early for Olympic hockey game amid blizzard forecast
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has suspended state liquor laws to allow early opening of bars for the U.S. Olympic hockey game, but this exemption does not apply to areas under a blizzard state of emergency.
Those appointed have squeezed Trump's pulse... Know the judges who ruled against the tariffs
The US Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 against President Trump's tariffs, labeling them illegal under emergency law, with two of the majority judges appointed by Trump himself.
Tariffs: Trump may no longer do what he wants
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against President Donald Trump's use of a 1977 emergency law to impose tariffs on imports from various countries, marking a significant setback for his administration.
How will refunds be made after the US Supreme Court's decision on Trump’s tariffs?
The US Supreme Court ruled that the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump under a national emergency law were illegal, raising questions about the return of approximately $175 billion in unlawful tariffs.
Democrats revel in supreme court decision curbing Trump’s tariff spree
Democratic lawmakers celebrate a Supreme Court ruling that limits President Trump's authority to impose tariffs, deeming them illegal under a 1977 emergency powers law.
U.S. Supreme Court rules that Trump’s ’emergency’ tariffs on Canada are illegal
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump's tariffs on Canada were illegal, undermining his emergency authority under federal law.
The Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs, considering that he exceeded his powers
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, ruling that they exceeded presidential power under emergency economic law.
Supreme Court Overturns Trump's Broad Tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court overturned President Trump's broad tariffs imposed under a national emergency law.
US Supreme Court: Trump's Tariffs are Illegal
The US Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump's use of an emergency law to impose tariffs on almost all countries is illegal.
Good news in California: Newsom officially approved $590 million in emergency funds to avoid public transportation cuts
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law to allocate $590 million in emergency funds to prevent cuts in public transportation services in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Judgment by Judge Ji Gwi-yeon: Yoon Suk-yeol Rejects 'Justification for Martial Law'... 'Not a National Emergency'
Former President Yoon Suk-yeol persisted in presenting his justification for declaring martial law during the December 3 insurrection, but a court has rejected his claims, asserting that there was no national emergency warranting such actions.
Yoon, labeled as the mastermind of rebellion... criticism for undermining military-civil political neutrality
The court found former President Yoon Suk-yeol guilty of rebelling against the constitution by deploying military forces to paralyze the National Assembly, explicitly stating the purpose of the emergency martial law declared was to disrupt the parliamentary functions.
Surge in Responses to the Death Penalty Avoidance Verdict: South Korea Continues to Conflict Over Former President Yoon's Emergency Martial Law
The South Korean court has sentenced former President Yoon Seok-youl to life imprisonment instead of the death penalty amid controversy over his declaration of emergency martial law, eliciting backlash from the ruling party.
‘Designer of the Emergency Martial Law’ Noh Sang-won Sentenced to 18 Years in Prison… Police Chiefs Jo Ji-ho and Kim Bong-sik Sentenced to 12 and 10 Years
A South Korean court sentenced former Intelligence Command Chief Noh Sang-won to 18 years in prison for his role in a coup attempt, along with significant sentences for two former police chiefs.
‘State of Emergency Declaration Day 444’ Verdict on Yoon Suk-yeol’s Treason Charges Set for Afternoon of the 19th
The first-instance verdict regarding former President Yoon Suk-yeol's treason charges will be delivered on the afternoon of the 19th.
Yoon Seok-yeol's Day of Judgment for Insurrection on February 19 - This is the Key Point
On February 19, the first trial for eight people responsible for the emergency martial law will be held, with significant implications for South Korea's political stability.
Supporters of Yoon Seok-youl say 'It's not a rebellion' before sentencing... the name change is 'cyber propaganda'
Supporters of former President Yoon Seok-youl insist that the emergency martial law he declared was legal, despite recent guilty verdicts against key aides in rebellion-related charges.
Police officer dies and another is injured after patrol car aquaplanes and rolls over on highway, PR
A police officer has died and another has been injured following an accident involving their patrol car on the PR-323 highway in Doutor Camargo, Paraná.
Guatemala ends monthlong state of emergency aimed at combatting gang violence
Guatemala has lifted its month-long state of emergency aimed at combatting gang violence while introducing new powers to address ongoing issues.
The First Trial Ruling of Lee Sang-min: 'The Plan for Power Cuts to Media Outlets Was Initially Established by Yoon Suk-yeol and Kim Yong-hyun'
Former Minister of the Interior and Safety Lee Sang-min was sentenced to seven years in prison for attempting to cut power and water to media outlets during the December 3 emergency martial law, with the ruling stating that the plan originated from Yoon Suk-yeol and Kim Yong-hyun.
Investigation Request for 110 Cases of Unconstitutional Orders by Senior Officials
An investigative report reveals attempts by government functions to implement unconstitutional orders during the 12.3 emergency martial law crisis, leading to requests for actions against 110 officials.
Lee Sang-min sentenced to 7 years for directing power cuts, court confirms "Yoon Seok-yeol's insurrection"
Former Minister of Interior and Safety Lee Sang-min has been sentenced to 7 years in prison for directing power cuts during a state of emergency, with the court reaffirming that the emergency declaration constituted an insurrection.
‘December 3rd Emergency Martial Law is Unconstitutional’ Declared Cho Hee-dae, but Remained Silent on His Way to Work the Next Day
The Chief Justice of South Korea, Cho Hee-dae, who declared the December 3rd emergency martial law unconstitutional, remained silent during his commute the following day amidst growing scrutiny over the judiciary's response to the declaration.
Media Union Files Charges Against Four for 'KBS Martial Law Live Broadcast' Allegations
The Korea Broadcasting Union has filed charges against four individuals, including KBS President Park Jang-beom, for allegedly preparing a live broadcast under martial law following the 12.3 emergency declaration.
[Breaking News] Lee Sang-min's First Instance Verdict on 'Directive for Power and Water Suspension at Media Outlets' to Be Broadcast Live on the 12th
The first instance verdict of former Minister Lee Sang-min, accused of directing power and water suspension at media outlets during the emergency martial law, will be live streamed on the 12th at 2 PM.
Ministry of National Defense to Hold Disciplinary Committee for Four Generals Including Former Drone Commander Involved in 'Pyongyang Drone Operations'
The South Korean Ministry of National Defense has announced a disciplinary committee meeting for four generals, including former drone command chief Kim Yong-dae, over allegations related to the emergency martial law and the execution of a 'Pyongyang drone' operation.
The Government regulated the National Emergency Law on Disability, but fears continue among families
The national government issued a partial regulation of the National Emergency Law on Disability, leaving families uncertain about the concrete support available for individuals with disabilities.
Valentina Bassi celebrated the regulation of the disability law and expressed concerns: 'Today it is no longer an emergency, it is a collapse'
Actress Valentina Bassi expressed both satisfaction and skepticism regarding the recent regulation of the National Emergency Law on Disability, stating that the current situation is dire.
The Government Officialized the Disability Emergency Law: Key Changes
The national government has approved the regulations for the National Emergency Law on Disability, establishing operational procedures for a new non-contributory pension system for affected individuals.
Kim Byeong-joo: ‘Internal Rebellion Commander’ Kim Hyun-tae... Spitting on Democracy and Spewing Fake News
Kim Byeong-joo, a lawmaker from the Democratic Party, criticized former Army Special Warfare Command head Kim Hyun-tae for his recent claims about emergency martial law, calling them extreme-right provocations and an evasion of responsibility.
Jo Tae-yong, in First Trial for 'Negligence of Duty as Director of National Intelligence,' Claims 'Prosecution Based on Imagination'
Former National Intelligence Service Director Jo Tae-yong denied allegations of negligence for failing to report a planned emergency martial law to the National Assembly, asserting that the prosecution's case is based on imaginary claims.
The Government regulated the disability emergency law: what changes and why it was activated now
The national government has approved the regulation of the National Emergency Law on Disability, following a judicial ruling that mandated its implementation.
The Government approved the regulation of the emergency law on disability
The Argentine government, led by President Javier Milei, has approved the regulation of the emergency law on disability, which had been previously passed by Congress in mid-2025 after facing delays in its implementation.
Dismissed Kim Hyun-tae claims on SNS that Moon Hyung-bae and Min Jung-ki are 'rebellion conspirators'
Former Colonel Kim Hyun-tae, recently dismissed for leading a military infiltration during a rebellion on December 3, contended on social media that the Democratic Party was forewarned about an emergency martial law, while maintaining the legality of the previous president's actions despite a court ruling against it.
Arizona deputies save choking 2-week-old baby in roadside rescue after parents' emergency call
Arizona deputies successfully rescued a choking 2-week-old baby after the infant's parents urgently called 911 from the road.
Supreme Court tariff ruling has Trump administration, US businesses bracing for impact
The Supreme Court is set to decide on President Trump's use of an emergency law to impose significant tariffs, which could have widespread consequences for U.S. businesses.
‘Shocked’ China demands US release Maduro after ‘trampling’ Venezuela’s sovereignty
China has condemned the United States for capturing Venezuelan President Maduro, demanding his immediate release during an emergency UN Security Council meeting.
America, China and Russia Clash at the UN
During an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting, China and Russia condemned the U.S. military action in Venezuela, while the U.S. defended its actions as a legitimate law enforcement operation, revealing deep divisions among world powers following the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores.
Gerapetritis on Venezuela: Greece will support universal adherence to International Law at the Security Council's emergency meeting
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis stated that Greece will uphold the principles of International Law during an emergency session of the Security Council concerning Venezuela.
ICE highlights ‘best of the best’ agents who jumped into action at crash sites
ICE is recognizing its top agents for their heroic actions in response to various emergency situations amidst increased challenges and threats.
Paramedics consider government plans for protecting rescue workers to be 'not very effective'
The German professional association for emergency services doubts the effectiveness of government plans aimed at protecting rescue workers, questioning the proposed legal amendments intended to increase penalties for assaults on them.
Good Morning Britain presenter in A&E drama as family member 'rushed to hospital'
Good Morning Britain presenter Charlotte Hawkins faced a festive emergency when her father-in-law fell seriously ill and had to be rushed to the hospital for an operation.
Pere Navarro, General Director of the DGT, Makes It Clear What the Fine Will Be for Not Carrying the V16 Beacon in the Car Starting January 1
Starting January 1, 2026, the V16 beacon will be mandatory in Spain, replacing the traditional emergency triangles, with no grace period for compliance.
Ayuso praises the moment in Madrid, announces new tax aids and toasts to liberty and plurality: "Each person is different. We can only be equal before the law"
The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, delivered her New Year's speech at the Alcalá de Henares Fire Station, paying tribute to emergency services and recalling fallen firefighters while announcing new tax assistance measures.
Tightening of Criminal Law: Hubig Sets Off a Firecracker for New Year's Eve
Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig unveils a package of stricter criminal law provisions aimed at enhancing protection for police and emergency services, coinciding with New Year's Eve festivities often marked by public disturbances.
UN ambassadors condemn Israel's recognition of Somaliland
During an emergency Security Council meeting, UN ambassadors criticized Israel's recognition of Somaliland as a violation of sovereignty and international law, with the US being the only defender of this move.