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• SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won and Art Center Nabi Director Noh So-young will appear in court on the 15th for the first time in two years and two months. • The hearing follows a Supreme Court remand of their divorce case, focusing on the division of assets and the financial impact of SK's growth. • A critical point of contention is the "threefold surge" in SK share prices, which significantly alters the valuation of the assets being contested.

• Protesters have blockaded ballot counting centers for six days as of the 10th, demonstrating against a ballot-paper shortage during the June 3 local elections. • The ruling party is facing significant pressure as the "Jamsil protests" continue, specifically concerning public sentiment regarding "fairness" among the 2030 age demographic. • In response to the unrest and systemic failures, the ruling party has signaled a commitment to implement sweeping reforms of the National Election Commission.

• Major foreign media outlets from the United States and Japan are closely monitoring South Korea's nationwide local and National Assembly elections held on June 3. • Most international reports predict a victory for the ruling Democratic Party, citing current polling and political momentum. • Nikkei highlighted a potential risk for the ruling party, noting that South Korean elections often experience sharp shifts in balance due to last-minute variables or opposition supporter consolidation.