On-point: Has S. Korea recovered from the impeachment ruling?

It's been a week since the court's dismissal of President Yoon Suk Yeol over his martial law order.

How is South Korea doing without a leader?

Have the South Korean people recovered from the political drama?

Let's turn to Professor Robert Kelly.

Welcome back.

1. A week since the court's dismissal

It also means it's been a week without the country's leader.

How would you evaluate how the country's doing without a president on the social front?

2. Why do you think there was no dramatic violence or unrest following the impeachment ruling this time?

3. Are you saying the South Korean people have fully exercised the idea of democracy? How?

Do you think we learned from our experience 8 years ago?

4. We are now officially on election mode.

How can we have a civil election?

What is essential for a peaceful and harmonious election in June?

5. What next after the election then?

How do we welcome a new administration in a civil, democratic manner?

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