Political crisis in South Korea: dismissal of interim president Han Duck-soo.

The political crisis in South Korea has reached a new climax following the impeachment of interim President Han Duck-soo by a deeply divided National Assembly. This is the second time in less than two weeks that lawmakers have ousted a leader of the country, amplifying concerns in a nation that is already in a state of political vacuum following the controversial declaration of martial law by ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol. This situation has led to government stability becoming an increasingly pressing issue, especially in an international context where South Korea faces constant threats from its northern neighbor, North Korea. The decision to impeach Han was made in an environment charged with political tensions.