Summary
Suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol remains at his Seoul residence after last week's failed attempt to detain him.
Deutsche Welle
Scuffles broke out late last week as dozens of investigators were stopped from entering the compound by hundreds of presidential security guards and a barricade.
ABC News Go
Dozens of anti-corruption agency investigators and assisting police officers attempted to detain the impeached president on Friday but retreated from his residence in Seoul after a tense five-hour standoff with the presidential security service.
Euronews
The CIO is leading a joint investigation team involving police and the defence ministry seeking charges of insurrection and abuse of power against Yoon among others, while prosecutors carry out their own probe.
The Gazette
■ Story #1873 ▪
issue ▪
28 items ▪
3 sources ▪
updated
Frontpage
US determines Sudan’s paramilitary forces committed genocide and sanctions leader
1323
Quake In China's Tibet Kills 95 With Tremors Felt In Nepal, India
34116
French far-right politician Jean-Marie Le Pen dies at 96
3372
Justin Trudeau's resignation: 'Canada's prime minister faces growing unpopularity after nine years in power'
39208
2 bodies found in landing gear of JetBlue flight at Fort Lauderdale airport
1426
Denmark Backs US Investment in Greenland While Refusing Sale
30108