Seoul: The sentencing request for former South Korean President Yoon, who is facing charges of leading an insurrection, has been postponed to January 13. The delay comes amid what some are calling a "courtroom filibuster," which has prevented Yoon from speaking during the proceedings.

According to Yonhap News Agency, major South Korean newspapers have reported extensively on the postponement. Kookmin Daily and JoongAng Ilbo have both highlighted the courtroom tactics leading to the delay, while Donga Ilbo notes the impact of the postponement on the legal process. Chosun Ilbo reported that Yoon was unable to speak during the hearing.

In addition to the ongoing legal proceedings against the former president, other significant issues are also capturing public attention. Hankook Ilbo reported on the government's aim for 2 percent economic growth this year and its concerns over a K-shaped economic recovery. Maeil Business Newspaper has covered Lee's criticism of the K-shaped economic recovery, while Korea Economic Daily reported that overseas investments accounted for one-third of the current account.