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What happens next after vote to impeach South Korea’s president?
The vote to impeach South Korea’s president, Yoon Suk Yeol, was a dramatic fall from grace for the conservative leader, who must now suffer the ignominy of being forced from office well before the end of his five-year term.
Potts changes game for England with ‘massive wicket’ to foil Williamson again
Agony for Kane Williamson, ecstasy for Matthew Potts. Granted, it may not trip off the tongue like Ian Smith’s famous commentary at Lord’s five years ago, but both emotions were very much on show after the moment that changed day one in Hamilton.
Williamson had looked indelible during the opening …
India fail to learn lessons of the past as Australia gifted early advantage
Cricket writer’s challenge: discuss bowling first in a Brisbane Test without referring to Nasser Hussain. Better to fail at that challenge in the first line and get it out of the way. England’s former captain has copped an unfair amount of grief for his decision at the toss in 2002. …
South Korean parliament votes to impeach president
In dramatic scenes at the national assembly in Seoul, 204 lawmakers voted for an opposition …
Matthew Potts sparks England fightback as New Zealand counter with late fireworks
Huge crowds gather for impeachment vote on South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol
Thousands have taken to the streets of South Korea’s capital, Seoul, in rival rallies as President Yoon Suk Yeol faces an impeachment vote over his failed martial law bid.
Protests demanding Yoon step down kicked off around midday outside the National Assembly. Seoul police said they expected at least 200,000 …
Brexit reset: five business leaders on how they’d like relations with the EU to change
‘The army just ran away’: how Bashar al-Assad lost his brutal grip on Syria
One month ago, during a meeting in Beirut, a senior western diplomat was venting his frustration: when would international sanctions be lifted from the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad? Though the dictator had few friends, it seemed that the brutal killing and torture of hundreds of thousands of protesters had succeeded …
Restore, destroy or leave to rot? Battle lines drawn over west Africa’s architectural heritage
Beneath mango trees in the lush garden of the Palais de Lomé, an oceanside estate in the Togolese capital, dozens of students from the African School of Architecture and Urban Planning (EAMAU) were taking sessions on archiving.
Established in 1905, the palace housed German, French and British colonial governors in …
Ukraine war briefing: Ukrainian drones make multiple strikes inside Russia
Ukrainian drones made several strikes inside Russia overnight into Saturday, including an infrastructure facility storing fuel in central Russia’s Oryol region, sparking a fire and smashing windows in homes.
The Oryol governor, Andrei Klychkov, said early on Saturday that a “mass attack” on an infrastructure site caused fuel …