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Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Nora Rahm. The South Korean Parliament voted today

to impeach the acting president, Han Duk Su. He served as president since President Yun-sung-Yal was

impeached two weeks ago for briefly

declaring martial law. The parliament controlled by the opposition party impeached Han today because

he didn't appoint three justices to fill vacancies on the constitutional court, which is deciding

whether Yun should be reinstated or permanently removed from office.

NATO is calling for a full investigation into Wednesday's crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines flight

in Kazakhstan. There were 67 people on board. At least 38 people died. Terry Schultz reports.

As Azerbaijan observed a day of mourning for the dozens of dead and injured,

speculation is mounting as to what brought down the plane on its way from the Azerbaijani capital

Baku to Grozny, the capital of the Russian Republic of Chechnya. NATO spokesperson Faradaklala

posted on social media offering condolences for the victims, saying the alliance calls for a full

investigation.

Azerbaijan, Russia and Kazakhstan have all launched criminal probes into why the flight was diverted from its path and was reportedly not allowed to land on Russian territory.

Images of the crash appear to show damage to the aircraft's tail consistent with explosives.

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