The ruling by South Korea's Constitutional Court on Friday that removed President Yoon Suk Yeol from office by upholding a parliamentary impeachment motion over his brief declaration of martial law marked a turning point in four months of turmoil.While the ruling may not bring an end to division in the country, which has seen daily rallies by Yoon's supporters and opponents since the Dec. 3 declaration, attention is expected to shift to the presidential election that must be held within 60 days.Whether the next president is able to restore stability and democracy in South Korea will be clos…READ FULL ARTICLE