Pakistani court overturns Imran Khan's corruption conviction, clearing path for his political return

Imran Khan's three-year prison sentence for corruption was suspended by a Pakistani appeals court, allowing him to contest upcoming elections.
Khan still faces multiple charges, so it remains unclear if he will be released from custody despite being granted bail.
The upcoming parliamentary vote may be delayed for three to four months to redraw constituencies, causing political turmoil.
Khan claims his removal from office was orchestrated by the U.S., Shehbaz Sharif, and the Pakistani military, which they deny.
The court decision allows Khan to lead his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party again and potentially run for office if cleared of other charges.