South Korea's Constitutional Court Reinstates Prime Minister Han Duck Soo

The court rejected Han's impeachment due to insufficient evidence, while the decision on President Yoon's fate remains unresolved.

Prime Minister Han Duck Soo has been reinstated after South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled there was no evidence of his involvement in President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law declaration.
Han will resume his duties as Prime Minister and interim president, taking over leadership responsibilities from the suspended President Yoon.
The court acknowledged Han's refusal to appoint additional judges as unlawful but deemed it insufficient grounds for impeachment.
The Constitutional Court's pending decision on President Yoon's impeachment could either reinstate him or trigger new elections within 60 days.
Mass protests for and against Yoon continue to highlight the deep political divisions in South Korea during this constitutional crisis.