For six hours this week, South Korea was beneath martial legislation. The transfer by President Yoon Suk Yeol shocked the world because the nation has sometimes been seen as a secure democracy, a key US ally and a pacesetter in international semiconductor chip manufacturing. Bloomberg explains what occurred and why the influence would possibly reverberate world wide.
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