内容摘要："Some of us are actually trying to get out of the system," she says.

"Some of us are actually trying to get out of the system," she says.

. "There is no future for this country, no future for the youth."Even conservatives have been surprised and divided by this new trend of violence.

"He has watched too many trashy YouTube videos," read one op-ed in Korea JoongAng Daily - one of many conservative news outlets that have become increasingly at odds with Yoon supporters. "A compulsive watcher of biased YouTube content can live in a fanatic world dominated by conspiracies."From the outset Yoon embraced right-wing YouTubers, inviting some of them to his inauguration in 2022.In January, as he defied attempts to arrest him, the president

supporters that he was watching their rallies on YouTube livestream. PPP lawmakers said Yoon had urged them to consume "well-organised information on YouTube" instead of "biased" legacy media.Entwined on these YouTube channels are narratives of the opposition Democratic Party being obsequious to Beijing and trying to curry favour with Pyongyang.

After the Democratic Party won at the polls

, some of these channels claimed that Yoon was a victim of electoral interference led by China, and that North Korea sympathisers lurking among the opposition were behind the ruling party's defeat. Similar claims were echoed by Yoon when he tried to justify his short-lived martial law declaration.Another user defended Jiang by hitting back at those who criticised her: "You may not have changed them, but they've heard you... As more and more people speak out like you, you will eventually move and change others."

There are around 6,800 international students at Harvard, who make up more than 27% of its enrolments in the past academic year.About a third of these foreign students are from China, and more than 700 are Indian.

The fierce battle over artificial intelligence (AI) and copyright - which pits the government against some of the biggest names in the creative industry - returns to the House of Lords on Monday with little sign of a solution in sight.A huge row has kicked off between ministers and peers who back the artists, and shows no sign of abating.