BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's constitutional court ruled on Wednesday that Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha was "not guilty" of a conflict of interest for staying in an army residence after retiring.
The ruling meant that he can stay in power. The court's decision comes with tension high after months of protests to demand his removal.
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