Seoul: The latest developments in South Korea's space exploration efforts have been making headlines as private businesses take a leading role. This marks a new chapter in space exploration history, with private enterprises spearheading initiatives for the first time, as reported by major South Korean newspapers. According to Yonhap News Agency, several Korean-language dailies highlighted the significance of this shift. Kyunghyang Shinmun and Donga Ilbo both emphasized the rise of a new space era led by the private sector. Seoul Shinmun also noted how this development is paving the way for South Korea to become a space powerhouse. Segye Times captured the dramatic imagery of private space exploration beginning by "slicing through the night sky." The political landscape was another focal point, with Kookmin Ilbo and Chosun Ilbo reporting on the passage of the arrest motion of Choo, seen as a turning point in the post-insurrection political scene. JoongAng Ilbo expressed concerns about the Bank of Korea's anx iety over the foreign exchange rate and housing prices, signaling a possible end to the rate-cutting cycle. In terms of corporate dynamics, Hankyoreh reported on Samsung's tactics to suppress the labor union despite pledges for change. Maeil Business Newspaper discussed concerns over an AI bubble, suggesting that 70 percent of assets should be securities. Meanwhile, Korea Economic Daily focused on the expansion of tax benefits to strengthen the KOSDAQ. English-language dailies also highlighted noteworthy events. Korea Herald reported the assembly's approval of the former PPP floor leader's arrest. Korea Times and Korea JoongAng Daily both covered the successful launch of the Nuri rocket, with the latter confirming that the fourth launch succeeded in placing satellites into orbit.