Seoul: The top headlines from major South Korean newspapers highlight significant developments in both domestic and international spheres. Key stories include plans for a visit by former U.S. President Donald Trump and economic trends impacting South Korean corporations.

According to Yonhap News Agency, Donga Ilbo reports that Donald Trump is preparing for a one-day visit to South Korea ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. This visit is seen as part of his broader engagement strategy in the region.

Another notable headline from Chosun Ilbo reveals that 54 percent of South Korean corporations do not pay corporate tax. This statistic underscores ongoing discussions about corporate tax policies and economic reforms in the country.

In the realm of energy policy, JoongAng Ilbo highlights the government’s inclination towards phasing out nuclear energy, which has caused concern within the nuclear industry. This policy direction is part of broader energy transition efforts in South Korea.

Hankook Ilbo reports that anti-Chinese rallies persist despite orders from Lee to government ministries to halt them. These rallies reflect ongoing tensions and sentiments between South Korea and China.

In business news, Maeil Business Newspaper covers the restructuring of the Ulsan petrochemical complex, indicating shifts within the industry to adapt to changing economic conditions.

Finally, a report from Korea Economic Daily notes that Korean investors purchased 42 trillion won in overseas stocks last month, a sign of increasing globalization of South Korean investment strategies.